EPI Power

We’re hiring in Boydton, VA!

EPI Power is looking for Non-Licensed Journeyman Electricians for night shift roles on large-scale projects.

Why EPI Power:
• Competitive pay
• Growth opportunities
• Safety‑driven culture
• High‑profile data center projects

Email your resume to: [email protected]

Celebrating an incredible milestone for our team!

We are proud to recognize the first EPI graduating class at the ABC of Iowa Banquet!

Congratulations to Angel Morales, Eloy Hernandez, Steven Meyers, Chuk Agu, Wadea Hanna, and Alan Contreras, and to the entire 2026 graduating class! Your commitment to growth, excellence, and continuous learning truly elevates our team.

NOW HIRING: Sr. Material Control - Muskogee, OK

We're looking for an experienced professional to oversee material receiving, inventory tracking, warehouse operations, and material distribution.

We're Looking For:
• 3+ years of material control, inventory, or construction logistics experience
• Data center or large-scale construction project experience preferred
• Growth and relocation opportunities available

Apply today and join a team powering the future: https://careers.weitz.com/job/muskogee/material-handler/48937/95358043920

Foreman - Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Boydton, VA

We’re seeking proactive field leaders to oversee crews on high‑profile data center projects. You’ll manage teams, drive safety and quality, and ensure work meets code and project goals.

What You’ll Do:
• Coordinate crews and maintain production goals
• Interpret blueprints and solve field challenges
• Foster a safe, learning‑focused team environment

Why EPI Power:
Competitive pay, growth opportunities, cutting‑edge technology, and a supportive culture.

👉 Apply today to elevate your career in electrical construction!



Link: https://careers.weitz.com/job/des-moines/electrical-foreman-data-center-non-union/48937/82329464768

General Foreman - Des Moines, IA, Cedar Rapids, IA, Boydton, VA

Lead with excellence at EPI Power!

We’re hiring an experienced General Foreman to guide electrical teams on high‑profile data center projects.

What You'll Do:
• Oversee foremen, electricians, and apprentices
• Drive safety, quality, and productivity
• Manage materials, labor tracking, and reporting

We’re a growing company where leadership and continuous learning are valued and rewarded.

Apply now at https://careers.weitz.com/job/des-moines/electrical-general-foreman-data-center-non-union/48937/82329464784

Day 4 of Construction Safety Week: Respect

Planning is critical to everything that happens on a project. At EPI Power, respecting the plan is how we respect our people.

Respect means valuing the planning process, looking out for one another, and creating a culture where everyone feels empowered to speak up.

Learn more about our safety approach at epipower.com

Day 3 of Construction Safety Week: National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls

Today, EPI Power is taking part in OSHA’s National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls, because preventing falls starts with how we plan, act, and look out for one another.

Falls remain one of the leading causes of serious injuries and fatalities in our industry. That’s why we focus on doing the fundamentals right every time: proper planning, correct use of fall protection systems, and continuous awareness in the field.

Learn more about our safety approach at epipower.com

Day 2 of Construction Safety Week: Respond

At EPI Power, recognizing a hazard is just the beginning, how we respond is what makes the difference.

We build safety into every phase of work, prioritizing planning, engineered controls, and real-time field verification. By eliminating, reducing, or isolating hazardous energy before work begins, we create safer outcomes from the start.

When we respond with purpose, we protect what matters most.

Learn more about how we approach safety at epipower.com

We kicked off Construction Safety Week 2026 with a message from our safety leaders and EPI Power President, Omar ElBassiouny.

Today in Des Moines, IA, teams started with stretch and flex and a discussion on recognizing hazards in the field. Early identification of high-energy hazards allows crews to assess risk quickly and implement controls, helping keep every jobsite safe.

Follow along throughout the week as we continue to highlight the conversations that keep safety at the center of our work.

Learn more about our commitment to safety at epipower.com