Traveling Structural Steel Foreman

About the role

Join a high-impact traveling crew as a Structural Framing and Steel Erection Foreman, leading steel, carpentry, and concrete formwork teams on dynamic projects with competitive hourly pay, time-and-a-half overtime, project bonuses, and a company truck.

Responsibilities

• Direct and schedule daily tasks for combined crews of ironworkers, carpenters, and laborers
• Enforce OSHA compliance, manage fall protection, rigging safety, and crane signaling
• Conduct daily safety meetings (toolbox talks) and complete progress logs and timesheets
• Manage tool logistics and ensure crews have necessary company-provided machinery, power tools, and rigging gear
• Direct rigging, hoisting, and crane-setting of prefabricated metal wall panels (load-bearing and non-load-bearing)
• Supervise safe rigging practices, precise wall layouts, panel sequencing, and connections
• Oversee erection and bracing of wood, plywood, or heavy proprietary concrete form systems
• Direct unloading, staging, lifting, and connection of structural steel columns, beams, girders, and trusses
• Supervise aligning, bolting, torquing, or welding of structural steel connections
• Verify plumbing, leveling, and alignment using lasers, transits, and other instruments
• Hand off completed formwork, wall frameworks, and embeds to concrete placement teams

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of experience in structural steel erection, prefabricated metal wall installation, and/or concrete formwork (shoring, framing, form work), with 1–2 years in a foreman or lead role
• Proven ability managing and directing multiple crews simultaneously
• Strong blueprint reading, layout, and spatial layout instrument skills
• Experience with crane rigging/signaling, structural connections, and safety protocols
• Physical ability to work at heights, lift up to 75 lbs, and stand for long periods
• Valid driver's license and clean driving record (no major offenses)
• Bilingual English/Spanish preferred

Benefits

• Competitive hourly pay with time-and-a-half overtime for 50-60 hour weeks
• Performance bonuses on profitable projects
• Company-provided truck, hotel accommodations, and all heavy equipment/tools
• Every other weekend home rotation on a 100% travel role
• Direct impact leading crews on diverse, challenging structural projects
• Strong emphasis on safety, leadership, and professional growth