Traveling Concrete Foreman

What We Can Offer You

• Vehicle allowance, per diem, and living expenses on traveling jobs
• Plane ticket home every 2 weeks when traveling
• Industry-leading performance-based bonus program
• Traditional and Roth 401k
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance coverage

A Day in the Life

• Ensure that adequate manpower is provided as required to meet construction schedules
• Analyze and assist general superintendent in determining construction equipment requirements, provide necessary equipment as required to utilize manpower efficiently, and release equipment when not required
• Determine job requirement quantities for each phase of work
• Direct and supervise the activities of carpenters, cement finishers, iron workers and laborers in the performance of their regular duties
• Inform all supervisors promptly of any construction schedule changes
• Review and assist project manager in the approval of all requisitions, and other significant reports and documents
• Report regularly to the project manager to keep them constantly informed on job progress, plans, and problems that could significantly affect costs or schedules
• Cooperate with the general contractor and representatives, keeping them informed of construction progress
• Maintain a daily diary to permanently record all significant project facts, events, conditions, visitors, owner representative contacts, commitments, agreements and approvals
• Direct adherence to the company’s safety program in all phases and areas of the project
• Act in a manner of integrity that shows support for the company, its values, and the employees, while maintaining constant focus on meeting/exceeding customer requirements and expectations
• Carry out any additional responsibilities assigned

Necessary Qualifications

• 5-10 years of experience as a working Concrete Foreman on tilt-up construction projects that are a minimum of 100k sq ft
• PREFERRED: Rigging, OSHA 10-hour, aerial lifts, and variable reach certifications
• Willing to travel throughout the United States
• Possess and maintain a current, valid driver's license in your state of residence
• Ability to meet the physical demands of the job, including but not limited to: standing or walking for long periods of time, occasionally on uneven terrain, bending, kneeling, crouching, climbing stairs, and/or lifting heavy loads of up to 50 pounds
• High school diploma or equivalent