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Substation Foreman

Utility Services

Fort Worth, TX 76102 • $47.00 to $48.00 / hr • 9/10/2026

Job Description

Job Description
Substation Foremen Construction Crews Needed
Texas | Greenfield Substation Construction Projects
Utility Power - Power Delivery is seeking experienced 5-Man Substation Construction Crews for long-term power utility projects throughout Texas.
We are looking for complete crews consisting of:
  • 1 Substation Foreman - $47 - $48/hr.
  • 2 Journeyman Substation Linemen $42 - $45/hr.
  • 2 Substation Apprentices - Pay based on exp.
Job Duties:
Crews will perform all phases of new greenfield substation construction, including:
  • Ground grid installation.
  • Structural steel erection.
  • Setting switches and major substation equipment.
  • Installing conduit systems.
  • Pulling and terminating control and power cable.
  • Bus work installation.
  • Equipment assembly and installation.
  • Reading construction drawings and specifications.
  • Working safely around energized utility facilities.
Qualifications:
Foreman:
  • Prior experience leading substation construction crews.
  • Ability to read prints and coordinate daily activities.
  • Strong safety record.
Journeyman Substation Linemen:
  • Experience with substation construction and equipment installation.
  • Knowledge of grounding, conduit, wiring, and steel erection.
  • CDL LICENSE REQUIRED.
Substation Apprentices:
  • Utility construction experience preferred.
  • Willingness to learn and work in a team environment.
  • Strong work ethic and commitment to safety.
What We Offer:
  • Competitive pay based on experience.
  • Overtime opportunities.
  • Long-term project work.
  • Opportunity to work on major utility infrastructure projects.
  • Safety-focused work environment.
If you have a complete crew ready to mobilize, or if you are an individual Foreman, Journeyman, or Apprentice seeking placement, we want to hear from you.
Apply today to join a team building critical power infrastructure across Texas.