Concrete Foreman - Construction

TEPA Companies•Colorado Springs, CO

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Tepa Companies are seeking a Concrete Foreman to supervise laborers, finishers, and carpenters and ensure successful completion of concrete construction tasks. This position requires onsite presence at a project site in the Mountain States Region, with travel to assigned project sites and other work locations as needed. The Concrete Foreman leads concrete preparation, placement, installation, finishing, and curing work; consults blueprints and plans; and oversees formwork and shoring. The role includes planning schedules, training and guiding team members, maintaining safety and quality standards, coordinating materials and equipment, preparing daily progress reports, and responding proactively to onsite incidents and emergencies.

Requirements

At least 10 years of experience in concrete construction, including formwork, rebar installation, and concrete finishing techniques.
Proven leadership skills and ability to manage a team effectively.
Strong knowledge of concrete materials, techniques, and equipment.
Valid driver's license and ability to operate a motor vehicle as required for assigned duties.
Ability to obtain and maintain authorization to access U.S. military installations and other client or project sites, as applicable.
Ability to pass a drug screen and background check in compliance with federal regulation.
Ability to travel to assigned project sites and other work locations, including between sites, as necessary.

Nice To Haves

A Commercial Driver's License (CDL) may be required for certain assignments, depending on the vehicles or equipment operated.

Responsibilities

Lead and supervise concrete workers performing preparation, placement, installation, finishing, and curing tasks.
Consult blueprints, drawings, and plans to ensure concrete structures are accurately placed and installed.
Ensure formwork and shoring are erected, supported, and dismantled according to engineering designs and drawings.
Inspect concrete after formwork and shoring are removed and instruct workers on correcting defects and roughness.
Plan and organize daily work schedules to support timely project completion.
Update a three-week schedule each week.
Lead daily safety toolbox talks.
Provide guidance and training on proper construction techniques.
Ensure compliance with safety regulations and use of personal protective equipment.
Ensure machinery and tools are available, in proper order, and maintained.
Inspect crew performance to ensure it meets standards.
Ensure materials, supplies, tools, and equipment are procured efficiently.
Monitor daily procedures to maintain quality and keep schedules on track.
Create daily progress reports and communicate significant information to the supervisor.
Handle onsite incidents and emergencies proactively.
Ensure periodic maintenance and proper storage of equipment and tools.