Become an Electrical Foreman : Mastering Leadership in the Electrical Industry!!

Welcome to Warhammer Electric, your go-to source for valuable insights into the world of electrical work! In this empowering video, our creator, John Spier, will take you on a transformative journey to becoming an exceptional Electrical Foreman or Lead Journeyman.
Being an Electrical Foreman is no ordinary role - it requires a unique set of skills that go beyond technical expertise. With John's extensive experience and expert guidance, you'll learn indispensable tips and tricks that will elevate your leadership abilities and help you thrive in this pivotal position.
In this video, you can expect to discover:
👷‍♂️ Essential qualities of a successful Electrical Foreman and how to develop them.
👷‍♂️ Proven strategies to effectively manage and motivate your team.
👷‍♂️ Tips for flawless project planning and execution.
👷‍♂️ How to foster a safe and productive work environment.
👷‍♂️ Best practices for communication and collaboration with both team members and clients.
👷‍♂️ Problem-solving techniques to handle challenges that may arise on the job.
👷‍♂️ Career growth and advancement opportunities for Electrical Foremen and Lead Journeymen.
Whether you're already in a leadership position seeking self-improvement or an ambitious electrician with dreams of leading a team, this video has something valuable for everyone!
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[@manoloborja388]

Good points.

[@jskjsk3986]

Thanks for the vid. The “nice a-hole” is on point.

[@WARHAMMERELECTRIC]

Thank you! I really appreciate it.

[@edwinthesparky5859]

A lot of foremans need to watch a video like this !!!!! At my job the foremans sometimes get there 1 to 2 hrs late and then ask why some people arrive late or they put you on a task and don’t have the materials for you to do it or don’t bring them then we are looking for the materials for 1 hr wasting time.

[@WARHAMMERELECTRIC]

I appreciate that ! I like to think that is the way to it

[@stanley4006]

Great video! I agree with everything you said.
I was a foreman for about 16 years, of course starting out with small jobs and then eventually doing very large projects.
I would always keep a list of tasks that needed to be done and who I would have do those based on who had the skills to complete them and make sure I had the materials for them to start it when they were done with what they were working on. Some people didn’t like me because I wanted things done my way, I would take suggestions but if I didn’t like it, then it had to be my way. I was the one that had to answer to my boss or the construction manager or the inspector. Other guys had a lot of respect for me because I was good at what I did and so well organized.
I worked for a great company for 23 years but in the last year there was a new project manager that him and I didn’t agree with his cheap short cuts to save money and not do quality work, so 3 years ago I quit. Now I work for a testing company making more money on straight time now then I made in OT at the other company. A lot less stress for a lot more money.
I miss being a Forman and the work but not the stress

[@ejykeze]

Great and extremely useful video. Thank you.

[@aquilhameed4001]

Now, starting as a team leader, this is helpful.

[@kentminer1547]

I’m in the process of becoming a Forman for the first time and I’m taking On a 30 story building and found this very useful and thank you for your time to make this video it was really down to earth and agree with 99% of what your said and the sticky note planing idea is amazing and will like to try it with my new crew

[@WARHAMMERELECTRIC]

Kent , thank you! I really appreciate that it has always worked for me and has forced me to plan all the through

[@dkba52]

first step = learn to spell Forman

[@angelisjuhas7801]

This guy is definitely in high-rise

[@russellperkins8334]

Great info thanks

[@WARHAMMERELECTRIC]

Very Welcome Thank you for watching