Scaffold Foreman

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Overview

Job Summary

The Scaffold Foreman oversees the project lifecycle and field operations. S/he will be responsible for overseeing project execution and ensuring project completion on time and within budget.

Day-to-Day Responsibilities:

• Receives project information/scope from Sales and establishes project timelines.

• Schedules crews and coordinates all work with job site contacts ensuring a safe and efficient execution of scope performed.

• Works daily with crews on sites to lead them and ensure profitability of projects. This is a working position and training existing crews for continuous improvement is vital to the success of it.

• Ensures all required safety paperwork is filled out daily for each project.

• Act as customer liaison for project progress and help to develop future business opportunities.

• Support sales efforts as a technical expert in the industry assisting on jobs walks as needed.

• Act as a leader within the company.

• Support growth of training programs and report documentation.

• Enforces safety guidelines and procedures.

• Acts as a safety role model and understands behavioral based safety.

• Understands the technical and practical aspects of the job and helps to ensure safe work practices are being followed.

• Using engineering judgment and data to make sound business decisions.

• Responsible for performing site audits to assure assess technical development and to address any on-site concerns.

• Manage vendors and subcontractors as needed

• Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications and Requirements:

• 3 yrs. experience working in the industry at a minimum leading scaffold crews

• The ability to read drawings and specifications

• Proven ability to handle multiple projects and meet deadlines on time and within budget

• The ability to travel 25%within the region

• Excellent communication skills; verbal and written

• This is a safety sensitive position

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