Foreman

Description

• Collaborate with subcontractors to find solutions; come to superintendent with possible solutions to problems, be willing to come to the table prepared and engaged in the process
• Serve as first point of contact for subcontractor questions
• Maintaining effective, respectful communication with field crew, subs, clients, partners, and team, always
• Maintaining a safe and secure site (i.e., ensure safety of all people, tools, and materials)
• Opening and closing the job site as requested
• Discussing work with clients, architects, partners and inspectors with diplomacy, clarity, and patience as necessary
• Working with the superintendent to create daily schedule and take responsibility for its execution
• Estimating materials and time to perform work proposed
• Minimizing material use to prevent waste and unnecessary cost
• Participation in quality control for all scopes of work - self performed as well as subcontracted
• Assisting in creating site documentation and as-built drawings
• Managing material deliveries, handling, storage, and placement
• Maintain accurate documentation in the daily job log
• Putting work in place; this is a bags-on role, executing framing carpentry, while also lining out other crew members and sub trades
• Being able to run small projects as a working lead; coordinate crew to maximize productivity
• Being a positive advocate for safety in action and attitude; reinforce awareness to reduce the risk of injury or citation and know OSHA requirements for your location and site

Requirements

• U.S. work authorization
• Proficiency with proper use of tools and equipment and full complement of tools including specialty tools
• The ability to communicate in Spanish at a conversational level is highly preferred
• The ability to think ahead and see the big picture. Understand the WHY behind the work and how what you're doing today will impact what's coming next
• Ability to take and give direction
• Reliable transportation and a clean driving record
• Excellent communication and team-building skills
• Advanced construction math skills
• The ability to read and interpret architectural drawings and specifications; understand vertical and horizontal control lines
• 6+ years high-end residential carpentry experience; highly competent and skilled in framing
• Technical constructability knowledge and experience with both traditional and new materials

Benefits

• Paid Time-Off (PTO) earned at a rate of 1 hour per every 30 hours worked
• Discretionary bonus
• 401(k) retirement savings plan with employer profit sharing contribution
• Tool purchase and tool loan programs
• 8 paid holidays each year, no waiting period
• Competitive pay commensurate with skills and experience
• 100% paid medical, dental, vision, and $50,000 in basic life insurance for full-time employees (30% coverage for dependents), first of the month following DOH
• Mentorship and career development opportunities

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance