Asphalt Supervisor

LE Construction & Maintenance (LECM)

Asphalt Supervisor – Working Foreman

Paving & Concrete | Calgary, AB | $42–$45/hr | Company Truck + Fuel Card

The Job

We're looking for a hands‑on Asphalt Supervisor to run our paving and concrete crews through the season. This is a working foreman role — you're on the tools, on the machine, and running the site. Not a clipboard job.

You'll take jobs from mobilization to sign‑off: line up the crew, the equipment, and the hot mix, keep the site moving, and make sure the finished product is right before we leave.

A company truck and fuel card come with the position. Do good work through the season and there's a real path to year‑round employment supervising snow & ice through the winter.

We're not a highway paving outfit and we don't pretend to be. LECM is a Calgary property maintenance company — our paving division does medium‑sized commercial work: parking lots, mill & fills, overlays, patching, crack sealing, grading, catch basins, curbs, and flatwork. Maintenance‑driven asphalt and concrete that keeps our clients' properties in shape.

If you've only ever run a 500‑tonne‑a‑day highway crew and that's what you're after, this isn't your job. If you know how to run a tight crew on a commercial lot, hit your compaction, get the water shedding the right way, and finish clean — keep reading.

• Run the crew. Set the pace and the standard on every site — safety, quality, production.
• Run the iron. You're on the paver, roller, skid steer, or loader alongside the crew, not watching from the truck.
• Run the day. Line up crew assignments, tools, equipment, and hot mix deliveries so nobody's standing around waiting.
• Sequence the work. Plan mill & fills, overlays, patching, crack sealing, grading, and drainage jobs to hit timelines and budgets.
• Talk to people. Coordinate with our project managers, suppliers, and clients — confirm quantities, schedule work, keep everyone in the loop.
• Keep it safe. Toolbox talks, hazard assessments, and proper traffic control on every site. We're COR‑certified and we take it seriously.
• Own the quality. Grade, compaction, joints, water‑shedding, finish. You check it before the job gets signed off.
• Look after the equipment. Daily inspections, basic maintenance checks, report problems before they become breakdowns.
• Do the paperwork. Daily production logs, timesheets, site photos, material tracking. It's not much, but it has to be done.

• 5+ years in asphalt and paving, with time as a lead hand or supervisor.
• Real seat time on pavers, rollers, skid steers, and loaders — you'll be asked which machines you've run.
• Crew leadership — you can direct, train, and keep a crew moving without babysitting or blowing up.
• Organization — juggling crews, equipment, and material deliveries across more than one site at a time.
• Solid asphalt knowledge — mill & fill, overlays, patching, crack sealing and seal coating, grading, drainage correction.
• Class 5 licence with a clean abstract (Class 3 is an asset). You're driving our truck.
• Safety knowledge — traffic control, COR / OH&S requirements.
• Show up. Reliable, on time, sober, and paying attention to detail.

• Concrete experience — curbs, sidewalks, flatwork.
• Commercial or municipal paving background.
• Snow & ice experience — this is your ticket to year‑round work with us.
• Mechanical aptitude for equipment checks and troubleshooting.
• Tickets — First Aid, WHMIS, Traffic Control, Ground Disturbance.

• Wage: $42–$45/hr based on experience and performance.
• Truck:
  Company LECM truck with fuel card.
• Schedule:
  
  Full‑time seasonal, spring through fall. Long daylight hours during peak paving season — weather runs the show.
• Winter:
  Strong potential for year‑round employment through snow & ice supervision.

We get a lot of applications from people who've never touched a paver. To save everyone's time, put the answers to these five questions right in your application. Applications that skip them won't be considered.