Ironworker Detail Foreman

The Detail Foreman has the function of supervising work crews and coordinating their materials and equipment requirements for each assigned project. Thrives in a fast-pace environment and works to complete assignments in a quickly and efficient manner. Highly knowledgeable in Structural Ironwork. Duration: 6-7 months.

• Offering Per-diem and Travel Pay
• Medical & insurance benefits available
• 40-hour bonus payout and paid holidays after 1 year
• 80-hour bonus payout after 2 years
• 120-hour bonus payout after 5 years

• Must be a US Citizen and be able to pass Background Check.

• Participate in an employee’s annual performance evaluation and give direct one on one feedback and coaching to team members about their skills and performance. Set clear performance goals/expectations for team and each member.
• Communicate and coordinate with other Foreman at the job site to ensure optimal work flow, quality, and safety.
• Responsible for the safety of LPR personnel assigned to him/her. Identify, notify of, and resolve any risks inherent in the construction of the project, striving for proactive and intentional leadership in zero injury safety culture.
• Responsible for the quality of the work done by his/her crew by adhering to LPR Quality plans and designs to meet or exceed the quality control plan.
• Maintain efficient construction review of design to identify optimum balance between schedule, cost, quality, function, and aesthetics. Participate in implementing effective schedule changes.
• Thorough, timely, and effective input of data that relates field operations into project files, logs, records including payroll time entry.
• Plan, coordinate, and schedule equipment needed for work area of responsibility.
• Foreman may perform labor in completing crew tasks (e.g., welding, installing bolts, layout, unloading trucks, operating heavy equipment such as forklifts, aerial lifts, etc.).
• Report all accidents to the GF and Safety Dept. within one hour after necessary EMS steps have been taken to care for injured worker, or secure job site for continued safety.
• Establish and maintain positive, long‑term relationships with customers.
• Ability to understand and execute drawings.
• Laying out and installing of miscellaneous metals—Stairs, Handrails, and other miscellaneous metals.
• Consistently aligned with the organization’s core values:
• Committed to Safety
• We Over Me
• Competitive Spirit
• Do What You Say
• Be Part of the Solution
• Driven to Learn and Share Knowledge

• Structural Steel 5‑7+ years’ experience in craft supervising.
• Flexible schedule to work additional hours including weekends.
• Must have experience reading blueprints.
• NCCER Ironworker Plus Certification preferred. However, not required.
• OSHA 30 Certified preferred. However, not required.
• Self‑starter, highly motivated and goal‑oriented individual with leadership skills.

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