Foreman - Fabrication

Foreman Overview

The Foreman holds the critical responsibility of supervising a shift to ensure the timely and safe completion of assigned projects. This role is designated as 'safety-sensitive' because any failure to properly execute the essential or marginal duties could pose a threat to the health and safety of the employee, their colleagues, and the public.

Foreman Essential Duties And Responsibilities

• Supervises and coordinates the activities of a shift engaged in fabricating structural steel.
• Aid workers in performance of tasks, such as welding, fitting, etc.
• Prepare performance reviews, warning/counseling reports and termination reports.
• Responsible for the timely preparation of time sheets and work reports for payroll.
• Responsible for adhering to all company safety program, QA/QC program, and OSHA regulations.
• The ability to work overtime and regular, punctual attendance is required.

Foreman Qualifications

• Minimum of three years’ experience as a craftsman required.
• Previous supervisory experience preferred.
• Must have good oral communication skills.
• Must have all the required hand tools.

Foreman Physical Demands

• Must be able to lift more than 50 pounds frequently on the job and able to climb more than 300 feet.
• Must be able to pull own weight when climbing stairs, ladders, and scaffolding up to 150 feet.
• Excessive amounts of bending, stooping, carrying, pushing, and pulling weights up to 50 pounds.
• Must be able to tolerate temperature fluctuations, a loud and dusty work environment, and able to be around high voltage electromagnetic fields.
• All the physical demands listed are essential functions.
• Some travel required.
• Must be able to work long hours, weekends, holidays, and overtime.

Benefits

• Health, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance
• HSA with employer contributions
• Life Insurance
• Paid Holidays and Vacation
• 401k with company match

Physical Demands

• Must be able to lift more than 50 pounds frequently on the job and able to climb more than 300 feet.
• Must be able to pull own weight when climbing stairs, ladders, and scaffolding up to 150 feet.
• Excessive amounts of bending, stooping, carrying, pushing, and pulling weights up to 50 pounds.
• Must be able to tolerate temperature fluctuations, a loud and dusty work environment, and able to be around high voltage electromagnetic fields.
• All the physical demands listed are essential functions.
• Some travel required.
• Must be able to work long hours, weekends, holidays, and overtime.