Commercial Construction Foreman

Commercial Construction ForemanThe Commercial Construction Foreman is a hands-on field leader responsible for executing work safely, efficiently, and to a high standard of quality. This role is best suited for an experienced tradesperson who leads from the front—working alongside the crew, operating equipment, and guiding daily production. The Foreman works closely with Superintendents and Project Managers to plan and execute work, coordinate resources, and maintain schedule momentum. From time to time, this position may lead smaller projects under the direction of a Superintendent.Job type: full-time employmentWork location: in-personExpected hours: 40 per weekKey ResponsibilitiesLead and actively participate in daily construction activities alongside field crewsOperate hand tools, power tools, and construction equipment as requiredAssign daily tasks based on crew capabilities, schedule needs, and site conditionsCoordinate labor, materials, equipment, and subcontractor activitiesRead and interpret construction drawings, specifications, and scopes of workMaintain productivity, quality, and workmanship standardsEnforce company safety policies and OSHA requirementsConduct daily safety briefings and Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs)Track daily production, manpower, and completed quantitiesIdentify material needs in advance to prevent delaysServe as the primary point of contact for field coordination with trade partnersSupport Superintendents with short-term planning and look-ahead schedulingAssist with punch work, quality control, and close-out activitiesRequired Qualifications5+ years of commercial construction experience2+ years in a foreman or lead-man roleStrong ability to read and understand construction documentsSolid understanding of jobsite safety and OSHA regulationsProven experience leading crews while remaining hands-on in the workExperience operating skid steers, compact loaders, mini-excavators, and similar equipmentStrong communication and problem-solving skillsPreferred QualificationsOSHA 10 (or willingness to obtain)First Aid / CPR certificationExperience with commercial projects such as healthcare, retail, office, or industrial facilitiesFamiliarity with small-project leadership or phased work executionKey Skills & AttributesLeads by example with a strong work ethicTeam-focused mindset with accountability for resultsOrganized and schedule-awareQuality-driven and detail-orientedAble to adapt to changing site conditionsCalm and solution-oriented under pressurePhysical RequirementsAbility to perform physical labor in an active jobsite environmentLift up to 75 lbsStand, walk, climb, and work at heights for extended periodsComfortable working outdoors in varying weather conditionsReporting StructureReports to: Superintendent or Project ManagerSupervises: Craft laborers and assigned field crewsWork EnvironmentActive commercial construction sites with exposure to noise, dust, heavy equipment, and fast-paced schedules.BenefitsCompetitive compensation based on experiencePerformance-based incentivesCompany vehicle or vehicle allowance (if applicable)Health insurance contributionPaid time off and holidaysRetirement plan options