Foreman CH4 Night Shift

Position Summary The Construction Foreman is responsible for leading field crews in the safe, efficient erection of structural steel for commercial and industrial projects. This role combines hands‑on ironwork with daily crew supervision, ensuring work is completed to specification, on schedule, and in full compliance with safety standards. The Foreman sets the tone for safety, productivity, and quality on the jobsite. Key Responsibilities Leadership & Crew Management Lead, direct, and coordinate ironworker crews in daily erection activities Plan work assignments, sequencing, and manpower to meet project schedules Train, mentor, and develop crew members; enforce accountability and performance standards Communicate clearly with project managers, superintendents, and other trades Structural Steel Erection Read and interpret construction drawings, shop drawings, and specifications Oversee layout, rigging, hoisting, connecting, bolting, and welding of structural steel components Ensure proper alignment, plumbness, and fit‑up of all members Coordinate crane operations and material staging for efficient workflow Safety & Compliance Promote and enforce a strong safety culture on every jobsite Conduct daily safety meetings/toolbox talks and job hazard analyses (JHAs) Ensure compliance with OSHA regulations and company safety policies Identify hazards and take immediate corrective action Quality & Productivity Ensure all work meets project specifications, tolerances, and quality standards Monitor productivity and adjust crew activities to stay on schedule Minimize rework through proper planning and oversight Maintain clean and organized work areas Documentation & Reporting Track daily progress, manpower, and production Report issues, delays, and material needs to management Assist with timekeeping and job documentation as required Qualifications Experience 5+ years of structural steel or ironworking experience required Proven experience leading crews on structural steel erection projects preferred Demonstrated ability to deliver projects safely and on schedule Skills & Knowledge Strong ability to read and interpret blueprints and erection drawings Solid understanding of rigging, crane signaling, and steel erection methods Working knowledge of OSHA standards and jobsite safety practices Effective leadership, communication, and problem‑solving skills Ability to work under tight deadlines and changing jobsite conditions Certifications (Preferred) OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 Rigging and/or signaling certification First Aid/CPR Physical Requirements Ability to work a 1:00 pm to 11:00 pm consistently. Ability to work at heights and in varying weather conditions Ability to lift, carry, and maneuver heavy materials Frequent climbing, standing, bending, and physical activity Work Environment Outdoor construction sites with exposure to weather, noise, and heavy equipment High‑risk environment requiring strict adherence to safety procedures and PPE Key Competencies Safety leadership Accountability and reliability Team leadership and development Attention to detail and quality Sense of urgency and execution #J-18808-Ljbffr EZARC