Field Foreman - Erection

Molin Concrete Products External•Lino Lakes, MN

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Field Foreman - Erection is responsible for ensuring a safe and productive jobsite, coordinating with stakeholders, managing documentation, and performing general labor duties including welding and grouting. This role requires strong leadership, planning, and problem-solving skills, with a focus on safety, quality, and meeting customer expectations. The Foreman will also train and mentor field laborers and act as a liaison between all parties involved in the construction project.

Requirements

High school or equivalent
5+ years of experience in construction
At least 3 years of experience specific to precast
Proven leadership skills
Ability to read and understand construction drawings and other construction documents.
Ability to teach/develop
Excellent planning and problem-solving skills
Strong decision-making abilities
Ability to organize and prioritize
Trained in use of hand tools, heavy-duty hammer drills, lasers, saws, welding equipment, etc.
Knowledgeable of precast products
Basic math concepts to include addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division in all units of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals.
Ability to apply concepts of basic algebra and geometry.
Ability to read and understand load charts and calculate rigging requirements.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Sense of urgency
Basic computer knowledge
Maintain positive attitude and professional image
Working knowledge of OSHA standards for construction industry
Ability to incorporate technology into daily activities through use of company provided tablet.
Valid driver’s license
DOT health card
Welding certification
Forklift certification
OSHA 10/30

Responsibilities

Ensuring a safe jobsite at all times and having Molin’s Safety Manual available.
Conducting toolbox talks, confronting and redirecting all unsafe behaviors immediately, and verifying proper safety training for all team members.
Providing communication to keep the Molin team and subcontractors updated on work to be performed and safety hazards.
Creating and communicating daily action plans including work details, safety and quality requirements, and expected end results.
Making decisions about schedules and overtime to meet customer expectations.
Completing and reviewing the Daily Safety/Project Plan Card each day before beginning work.
Coordinating and confirming details before, during, and after installation of product, including verifying measurements, sequence, proper location, and end results.
Calculating rigging requirements and confirming answers with the crane operator and/or oiler.
Working with the crane operator to determine access needed to safely move product into place.
Training and mentoring field laborers to assure safety and productivity standards are met.
Acting as a liaison between all stakeholders, keeping everyone apprised of progress or concerns.
Being in charge of jobsite documentation and paperwork needed by the field office, including reporting employee hours for payroll.
Ordering loads and materials needed for the job and receiving them upon delivery.
Taking necessary steps to allow for a neat and orderly jobsite throughout the process.
Performing general labor duties, including welding (including overhead) and grouting.
Providing employee feedback.
Inspecting work in progress.
Working with the crew to resolve any issues discovered.
Using a forklift as required.
Performing, directing, and leading participation in site safety audits via company-provided tablet.