Traveling Structural Steel Foreman

Traveling Structural Steel Foreman

$38 - $60

Columbus, GA

As a Structural Framing and Steel Erection Foreman, lead steel, carpentry, and concrete formwork teams on dynamic projects with competitive hourly pay, time-and-a-half overtime, project bonuses, and a company truck.

A dynamic leader in the construction industry focused on innovation, safety, and high-quality structural framing and erection services.

Competitive hourly pay with time-and-a-half overtime for 50-60 hour weeks

Performance bonuses on profitable projects

Company-provided truck, hotel accommodations, and all heavy equipment/tools

Every other weekend home rotation on a 100% travel role

Direct impact leading crews on diverse, challenging structural projects

Strong emphasis on safety, leadership, and professional growth

Direct and schedule daily tasks for combined crews of ironworkers, carpenters, and laborers

Enforce OSHA compliance, manage fall protection, rigging safety, and crane signaling

Conduct daily safety meetings (toolbox talks) and complete progress logs and timesheets

Manage tool logistics and ensure crews have necessary company-provided machinery, power tools, and rigging gear

Direct rigging, hoisting, and crane-setting of prefabricated metal wall panels (load-bearing and non-load-bearing)

Supervise safe rigging practices, precise wall layouts, panel sequencing, and connections

Oversee erection and bracing of wood, plywood, or heavy proprietary concrete form systems

Direct unloading, staging, lifting, and connection of structural steel columns, beams, girders, and trusses

Supervise aligning, bolting, torquing, or welding of structural steel connections

Verify plumbing, leveling, and alignment using lasers, transits, and other instruments

Hand off completed formwork, wall frameworks, and embeds to concrete placement teams

3–5 years of experience in structural steel erection, prefabricated metal wall installation, and/or concrete formwork (shoring, framing, form work), with 1–2 years in a foreman or lead role

Proven ability managing and directing multiple crews simultaneously

Strong blueprint reading, layout, and spatial layout instrument skills

Experience with crane rigging/signaling, structural connections, and safety protocols

Physical ability to work at heights, lift up to 75 lbs, and stand for long periods

Valid driver's license and clean driving record (no major offenses)

Bilingual English/Spanish preferred