Travel Structural Foreman; Commercial
Listed on 2026-07-28
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Construction
Construction Manager/ Foreman, Construction Labor & Trades, Heavy Equipment Operator, Building & Residential Construction -
Trades / Skilled Labor
Construction Manager/ Foreman, Construction Labor & Trades, Heavy Equipment Operator, Building & Residential Construction
Travel Structural Foreman (Commercial)
Build the Backbone of Major Projects | Travel Role | Manage Steel, Framing & Concrete Crews | Consistent Hours & Growth
We are a nationwide construction team specializing in structural steel erection, commercial framing systems, prefabricated wall installation, and concrete formwork. Our projects range from short-term assignments to large-scale builds lasting several months, giving our team the opportunity to work on complex structures across the country. We provide the equipment, resources, and support needed to help our crews deliver high-quality work safely and efficiently.
Earn consistent overtime with 50 to 60 hour workweeks on active projects. Travel across the country and work on large, high-profile construction projects. The company provides the heavy equipment, tools, rigging gear, and machinery needed to succeed. Lead skilled crews and play a critical role in building major commercial structures. Home every other weekend while working on long-term projects nationwide.
Lead and coordinate crews performing structural steel erection, commercial framing, prefabricated wall installation, and concrete formwork construction. Read blueprints, perform layout work, and ensure structures are built accurately, plumb, and according to specifications. Direct crane operations, rigging activities, hoisting procedures, and steel connections while maintaining jobsite safety. Manage daily production schedules, crew assignments, safety meetings, progress reporting, and timesheets.
Requirements: 3+ years of experience in structural steel, commercial framing, concrete formwork, or related structural construction work. Previous leadership experience managing multiple crews, subcontractors, or field personnel. Strong blueprint reading, layout, rigging, and structural construction knowledge. Ability to travel 100% for projects and work overtime, including every other weekend as required. OSHA 30, Qualified Rigger, Crane Signaler, AWS Welding, or First Aid/CPR certifications are a plus.
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