We are looking for a Structural Framing and Steel Erection Foreman to serve as a hands-on, traveling supervisor overseeing the mechanical framing skeleton of our construction projects. In this role, you will lead a team of ironworkers, carpenters, welders, and laborers to erect structural steel frameworks, install prefabricated metal wall panels, and build heavy concrete form systems. You will be a key person for leading the staff towards the completion of a project, supporting them and assisting to interact with the senior management.
You should have a solid background in structural steel and framing work, along with strong leadership skills, being able to direct the work of others and make quick decisions on-site. We also expect you to be well-organized, detail-oriented when it comes to alignment and plumb work, and to favor safety above everything else.
Lead ironworkers, carpenters, welders, and laborers in the erection of structural steel frameworks
Oversee the installation of prefabricated metal wall panels
Direct the construction of heavy concrete form systems
Ensure all structural skeletons, walls, and forms are perfectly aligned, plumb, and ready for subsequent subcontractors
Organize the fulfillment of tasks according to priorities and plans
Create schedules and monitor attendance of crew
Assign general and daily responsibilities
Train workers and tradespeople and monitor their performance
Manage manpower and resources, ensuring they are adequate
Adhere to all safety requirements and quality standards
Monitor the use of machinery and equipment
Review and analyze expenditures on a regular basis, ensuring they remain within budget
Troubleshoot problems when they arise
Prepare reports on progress to managers, engineers and other stakeholders
5+ years' experience of working as a Construction Foreman and structural steel erections
Significant experience with construction procedures, equipment and OSH guidelines
Significant experience with electrical and hydraulic systems
Excellent understanding of how to read and implement drawings, plans and blueprints
Strong communication, organizational and leadership skills
Strong math and problem-solving skills with an ability to report effectively
Good physical condition and stamina. Willing to be able to work in the elements.
Willing to travel. Projects last up to 10 months.
Company Truck, Gas and Hotel Accommodations paid for.
High school diploma or diploma in a skilled trade, such as electrician, carpenter or other
Pass extensive background check for military and federal projects,
Fluent English and Spanish preferred
OSHA 30-: OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety certification (Focus on Subpart R - Steel Erection).
Rigging/Signaling: Qualified Rigger and Crane Signaler credentials
Welding: AWS Welding Certification
Valid Drivers License
First Aid and CPR