Fuel Construction Foreman

Tait & Associates, Inc.•Sacramento, CA

4d•$36 - $44

About The Position

TAIT is hiring a Fuel Construction Foreman to lead field operations and oversee job-site activities from start to finish. The role supervises crews and subcontractors, coordinates daily construction activities, and ensures projects are completed safely, efficiently, and to high quality standards. The foreman balances safety, schedule, and productivity while representing TAIT professionally on job sites. The position requires driving a company vehicle to job sites, conducting daily DVIR inspections, and driving extensive distances—occasionally up to 1,000 miles per week. Occasional out-of-town work is required, with notice, and company travel expenses are covered.

Requirements

3–5 years of experience in commercial petroleum construction or related field supervision.
Strong leadership skills and ability to manage crews and subcontractors.
Experience reading and interpreting construction plans and technical documents.
Ability to adapt to changing field conditions and project needs.
Clear and professional communication with clients and team members.
Organized, safety-focused, and detail-oriented.
Complete a background check, MVR, drug test, and physical.
Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.
Ability to climb ladders, kneel, lift heavy lids with assistance, and work on uneven ground.
Ability to travel to job sites and drive long distances as needed.
Physical fitness to travel and work in field conditions.

Nice To Haves

ICC UST Install/Retrofit, Decommissioning, or Service Technician certifications.
Veeder Root certifications.
24- or 40-hour HAZWOPER certification or current refresher.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office, including Outlook, Teams, and Word.

Responsibilities

Oversee and actively participate in daily field operations.
Supervise job-site personnel and subcontractors to ensure work is completed safely and correctly.
Coordinate materials, equipment rentals, and deliveries.
Inspect materials and equipment for quality and accuracy upon arrival.
Schedule and meet with inspectors and manage the inspection process.
Conduct and document daily safety meetings and enforce safety compliance.
Maintain a clean, organized, and secure job site.
Monitor project schedules, labor hours, and productivity.
Communicate regularly with Project Managers and Construction Managers.
Document job progress, including daily photo reporting.
Promptly report incidents, delays, or field changes.
Drive a company vehicle to job sites and conduct daily DVIR inspections.

Benefits

Comprehensive compensation and benefits program.
Health insurance options, including PPO and HDHP plans with Health Savings Accounts; no extra charges for spouse or dependent coverage.
Dental plans with little to no deductible.
Vision PPO plan.
Company-paid life insurance.
401(k) with employer match.
Paid time off, including vacation, holidays, and sick time.
ID theft protection and monitoring.
Voluntary life, accident, and critical illness plans.
Dependent care and flexible spending accounts.
Employee Assistance Program.
Annual Strava and Headspace memberships.
Maternity and paternity leave options.
Professional growth and development support.
Corporate Lodging Program (CLC).
Company-paid travel expenses.