Foreman

Sole Construction Partners•Orlando, FL

8d•Onsite

About The Position

Dueall Construction is seeking a Foreman in the Orlando area to lead field crews in a fast-paced reconstruction environment. The Foreman is the working crew lead and first level of supervision in the Field track. This is a hands-on role, with day-to-day accountability for the work installed by the crew. Under the restructured Operations Department, the Foreman owns the daily quality inspection. Inspections must be completed at the point of work, by the person directing the work, on the day it is performed. The Foreman executes the daily work plan, assigns and adjusts crew tasks, maintains productivity, stages materials and equipment, and removes or escalates obstacles. The role also includes enforcing safety standards, developing crew members, and using Procore as the required source of project documentation. Dueall Construction is a Florida commercial restoration company specializing in exterior restoration, including paint and sealants, stucco restoration, exterior cladding, waterproofing, concrete restoration, destructive testing, expert witness consultations, and water damage restoration. The company serves property managers and homeowners throughout Florida.

Requirements

Demonstrated trade competency in at least one core scope: stucco, framing, siding, painting, or waterproofing.
OSHA 10 certification, minimum.
Ability to read and work from shop drawings and approved submittals for the assigned scope.
Ability to direct a crew and hold crew members to a standard of workmanship.
Ability to use a smartphone or tablet to complete Procore inspections and upload photos daily.
Valid Florida driver's license.
Reliable transportation between project sites.
Ability to walk, stand, and work on active construction sites for 8 or more hours daily on uneven terrain.
Ability to climb ladders and scaffolding to full building height and work at heights without restriction.
Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds unassisted.
Frequent bending, kneeling, stooping, reaching overhead, and climbing.
Year-round exposure to Florida outdoor conditions, including heat, humidity, direct sun, rain, dust, and noise.
Wear required PPE at all times on site: hard hat, safety glasses, high-visibility vest, and work boots.

Nice To Haves

Competency in more than one core scope.
Prior formal crew leadership experience.
Bilingual English/Spanish, strongly preferred for crew communication.
Scaffold user or competent person training.
Fall protection competent person training.

Responsibilities

Execute the daily work plan assigned at the morning huddle and ensure the crew understands its goals before work begins.
Assign tasks to crew members and adjust assignments as site conditions change.
Maintain crew productivity against planned rates and report shortfalls to the Assistant Superintendent or Superintendent the same day.
Stage materials, tools, and equipment for the next day's work before leaving the site.
Identify and clear obstacles to crew productivity or escalate them immediately.
Complete the assigned Procore inspection checklist for the crew's scope every working day at the point of work.
Accurately record actual installed conditions during inspections.
Identify non-conforming work and direct correction before the crew moves on; do not cover defective work.
Use the Procore Observations Tool, through the Inspections Tool, to note deficiencies requiring rework or conditions the crew cannot correct itself.
Inspect work against approved submittals and details, rather than relying on practices from prior jobs.
Photograph work and conditions before they are covered or concealed, including non-conforming conditions.
Deliver toolbox talks and complete Job Hazard Analyses for the crew's daily work.
Enforce PPE compliance and stop work immediately when an unsafe condition is found, notifying the Assistant Superintendent or Superintendent.
Maintain housekeeping in the crew's work area throughout the day.
Verify fall protection, scaffolding, and ladder use comply with company and OSHA requirements before work begins.
Train new crew members to competency in the crew's core scope.
Identify crew members with supervisory potential and report them to the Assistant Superintendent.
Set and uphold standards for crew conduct and workmanship.
Use current drawing revisions and work from approved products and details for the crew's scope.
Wear required site PPE, including a hard hat, safety glasses, high-visibility vest, and work boots.