Civil - Crew Foreman

Ontivity•Boise, ID

10d•$30 - $40

About The Position

Ontivity supports telecommunications installations, including construction and maintenance of telecommunications towers and structures. The Civil Crew Foreman helps construct and maintain critical infrastructure. New team members attend a two-day orientation for required training and basic certifications, then receive company-provided tools and equipment and mobilize to job sites with their crew in a company-provided crew truck. The crew generally works Monday through Friday and may travel continuously for up to four weeks at a time. During the first 90 days, the Foreman shadows other Foremen or a Construction Manager while learning the trade and role. This is a probationary period, followed by a performance review, wage increase, and advancement roadmap. The role emphasizes safety, crew leadership, construction work, training, and equipment upkeep. Ontivity offers in-house training, certifications, and current tools and equipment. Typical work weeks range from 60 to 80 hours. The wage range is $30–$40, depending on experience and current training and certifications.

Requirements

Be at least 18 years old and have a valid driver’s license.
Pass pre-employment screening, including a background check, drug testing, DOT physical, and motor vehicle record (MVR) review.
Be able to read and interpret construction drawings, piping diagrams, job specifications, mounting specifications, and testing procedures.
Be willing to work as part of a team and independently under limited supervision.
Communicate professionally and courteously and provide professional customer service.
Have strong leadership skills.
Provide personal cold-weather gear and basic hand tools.
Work outdoors in varied weather and perform work for long periods; typical work weeks range from 60 to 80 hours.
Be able to travel for up to four weeks at a time when required.

Nice To Haves

Previous construction or mechanical experience.
Valid commercial driver’s license (CDL).
OSHA 10 certification.
OSHA 30 certification.

Responsibilities

Prioritize safety above all other considerations.
Participate in daily job hazard analysis (JHA) and tailgate meetings with the crew.
Lead the crew in completing jobs safely and efficiently.
Operate equipment for trenching, foundation excavations, and roadway installations.
Install rebar, pour foundations, and install grounding systems and utility conduits.
Take photographs for closeout documentation and operate test equipment.
Keep assigned training and certifications current.
Assist with maintenance of vehicles and equipment and with tool inventory.