Ironworker Foreman

About The Role This position offers the opportunity to run structural steel projects from the ground up. As the working Foreman, you’ll oversee daily field operations, direct ironworkers and welders, and ensure structural systems are fabricated and installed with precision. You’ll interpret drawings, sequence erection activities, maintain safety standards, and keep projects moving with clear communication and strong leadership. About TAI TAI brings together engineering, construction, systems integration, on‑site services, and technical services — combining proven execution with trusted expertise to support clients across the entire project lifecycle. Team members at TAI are capable, well‑rounded, flexible, and optimistic. We have found that the best employees are the ones who recognize the importance of what they do and the ones who let that guide them in the actions they take. More than any skill, we seek people who make decisions that support the common good. We work for our clients, and we work for one another. Here’s a Glimpse Into Your Day To Day Supervise structural and miscellaneous steel projects in the field ensuring the safe completion of all tasks on time and within budget, including job safety, tracking time, materials, expenses, etc. Conduct toolbox talks, job safety briefings and risk assessments. Aid and advise in safety planning. Oversee and work with a team of 2‑4 ironworkers and welders. Assign tasks as needed to meet priorities, skill levels and project requirements. Responsible for quality of work and rectifying any defects. Ensure safe use of tools, machinery, equipment, PPE and provide training when necessary. Clean and maintain as necessary to keep in good condition. Facilitate clear communication and quickly resolve issues to maintain a positive and productive work environment. Regular and prompt reporting of project status, accidents/incidents to project manager, division manager, and other appropriate leaders. Fabricate, erect and resolve issues with structural steel systems including beams, girders, joists, columns, metal decking, bridging, and other steel related materials to form buildings or other structures for heavy industrial projects. Review and understand structural drawings, shop drawings, and erection drawings. Plan the steel erection sequence to ensure stability throughout the construction. Advise on best practices during pre‑construction planning. Anticipate manpower, equipment and material needs for projects and communicate to management in advance. Safely rig, hoist, move and position structural components and equipment utilizing rigging and or heavy machinery. Follow all OSHA, client and company regulations on safety protocols. Verify materials delivered to site match approved shop drawings and site conditions. Perform other duties as required. You’ll Be a Perfect Fit If You Have High school diploma or GED equivalent. Minimum of 8 years industrial structural/ironworking experience. 3 years of experience working as a Foreman within a relevant industry. Ability to weld and currently maintain various weld certificates and/or can show the ability to pass D1 weld proficiency test, and other weld tests that are required to perform the tasks of the position. Demonstrated ‘competent person’ designation for rigging, fall protection and steel erection. Ability to read and interpret written instructions and document, plan and perform work activities independently. Proficient in industry tools and equipment, such as hand and power tools and welding devices. Apply shop mathematics to solve problems. Current or ability to obtain OSHA 30 certification. Demonstrated proficiency in time management, communications, decision making, human relations and organization. Ability to read and interpret construction drawings and documents. Must be able to work overtime and weekends at Company’s discretion. Must be willing to travel as necessary for projects. Work with limited supervision. Proven ability to work in a safe manner, adhere to safe practices. Physical Requirements Must be able to remain in a stationary position as necessary to complete assigned tasks. The person in this position needs to frequently move about client’s facilities and offices to access equipment and complete tasks. Consistently ascend and descend portable and fixed ladders, scaffolding and other equipment used to reach equipment at various levels of height some of which may be in excess of 25 feet in a safe manner. Must be able to ascend and descend a large quantity of stairways at any given time. Frequently move tools and equipment weighing up to 50 lbs across client facilities as needed to complete tasks. Occasionally lift and move equipment and materials in excess of 100 lbs in a safe manner. Must be able to work in outdoor weather conditions as needed. Hours

6:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Compensation and Benefits Pay: $35–$40 Hourly (depending on experience) Eligible for overtime pay Annual Profit Sharing Bonus (variable) PTO and Paid Holidays Health Benefits: Employee through family level coverage for medical, dental, and vision insurances. Company funded life and long‑term disability insurances. Short Term Disability, FSA, HSA, EAP, and supplemental life insurances (employee – family) are also available! 401(k) with employer match Other Offerings The opportunity to make a real impact on a variety of industry‑leading projects. The ability to balance your work and family activities. Flexible work schedule Work in a dynamic and collaborative environment that values creativity and innovation. A chance to learn and grow alongside some of the brightest minds in engineering. Professional Development, Tuition Reimbursement, and Association Membership Reimbursements. #J-18808-Ljbffr TAI