Construction Foreman

Job title: Construction Foreman

Job description: We are looking for a competent Construction Foreman to coordinate operations and oversee workers at construction sites. As the point of reference of both workers and supervisors, you will be a key person for the completion of a project.

A construction foreman has a solid background in the field. Your leadership skills and your extensive experience have earned you the ability to not only direct the work of others but work along side them as needed. You must be well-organized, be able to make quick decisions and favor safety above everything else.

Responsibilities

Coordinate tasks according to priorities and plans
Produce schedules and monitor attendance of crew
Allocate general and daily responsibilities
Supervise and train workers and tradespeople
Ensure manpower and resources are adequate
Guarantee all safety precautions and quality standards are met
Supervise the use of machinery and equipment
Monitor expenditure and ensure it remains within budget
Resolve problems when they arise
Report on progress to managers, engineers etc.

Requirements and skills

Proven experience as construction foreman
In-depth knowledge of construction procedures, equipment and OSH guidelines
Understanding of electrical and hydraulic systems
Ability to read drawings, plans and blueprints
Excellent organizational and leadership skills
Ability to communicate and report effectively
Aptitude in math
Problem-solving abilities
Good physical condition and stamina
Journeyperson Certificate of Qualification

Silverline Construction Ltd. is a general contractor specializing in commercial, agricultural and industrial construction.

We work primarily with steel buildings but also do renovations and other types of new builds.

You must have a VALID driver’s license and your tools should include but not be limited to..
Tool Pouch
Utility Knife
Carpenter Hammer
Tape measure
Pliers
Small Square
Chalk Line

Benefits are available after probationary period.

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