Crew Leader
What does a Crew Leader do?
Crew Leaders pull from their wealth of experience to guide the work and care of the journeypersons and apprentices in their crews. Crew Leaders are responsible for the on-site management of assigned construction tasks/projects and assigned field personnel within their crew to ensure the scheduled completion of the project within the established budget, time, and quality standards.
What skills are required of a Crew Leader?
Crew Leaders must have a well-rounded knowledge of electrical installation methods and be able to keep up and track their crew production against the project schedule and budget. They will be responsible for daily tasks pertaining to safety, laying out job tasks, requesting material or equipment, and interacting and updating the customer or other jobsite supervision on the project’s progress.
“It’s almost like putting a puzzle together. When power gets turned on, and you’re able to flip on lights… that’s the greatest feeling.”
Recommended Certificates Provided through Gaylor University for Highest Performing Crew Leaders
OSHA 30
NFPA 70E
Personal Development: Financial Wellness
Jobsite Safety Level 3
Comprehensive Emergency Response
Autodesk Forma Build: Craft
Mobile Elevated Work Platform Operator
UTV Operator
Industrial Fork Truck Operator
All-Terrain Fork Truck Operator
First Aid, CPR, AED
Leadership Academy Level 2
Safety Documentation Level 1
Customer Experience
Personal Development: Health & Wellness
Professional Development Level 2
Personal Safety Level 2
Installation Level 3
Troubleshooting Level 3
Leadership Level 1
