Concrete Saw Foreman

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Is a working foreperson; work concurrently with crew to complete job while supervising work

Ensure that established safety and quality values are followed

Provide work direction, and promote teamwork, amongst the crew members

Represent the company on, and off, job sites and communicate effectively with general contractor and sub-contractors

Implement company policies and procedures to ensure work performance is in compliance with ISO and OSHA standards, and DOT regulations

Hire local union members when required and discharge crew members, if necessary

Provide daily reports to administrative personnel and superintendent on the job’s progress and estimated completion dates

Interface for internal and external customers to ensure satisfactory completion of the job

Communicates all problems to the superintendent in a timely manner

Plan work to minimize travel between job sites

Verify saw details prior to starting the job

Complete sawing in a systematic manner to ensure completion

Use technical knowledge to expertly saw openings and confirm the work completed by others

Complete work in a manner that minimizes cleanup work

Other duties as assigned by superintendent and/or management

Basic Qualifications:

High school diploma (or equivalent)

Valid driver’s license

Five years minimum of saw laborer experience

Other Required Qualifications:

Familiarity of general construction practices

Adapts readily to change

Ability to work independently and handle multiple tasks

Ability to plan the required work to complete a job in a timely and efficient manner

Deep understanding of sawing equipment and techniques

Ability to address conflict and collaborate towards a solution

Ability to communicate in a professional manner at all organizational levels

Ability to navigate various technological devices

Preferred Qualifications:

Initiative to develop yourself and others

Possess extraordinary work habits and demonstrates them to crew members

Completion of OSHA 30-hour

Physical Requirements:

Ability to travel

Ability to work extensive overtime when required

Ability to work from ladders and aerial work platforms

Field: Must be able to traverse uneven ground, move minimum of 50lbs., spatial awareness/depth perception, climb on a flatbed semi-trailer

Work Environment:

Field: All types of weather conditions (year-round, Mid-west and Northeast), dirt/dust, noise from heavy machinery/vehicles