Ironworker Detail Foreman

LPR Construction Company•Billings, MT

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Detail Foreman supervises work crews and coordinates the materials and equipment required for assigned projects. The role calls for expertise in structural ironwork and the ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment. The assignment is described as lasting 6–7 months. The foreman is responsible for crew safety and work quality, coordinating with other foremen, identifying and addressing project risks, contributing to scheduling and construction reviews, and keeping project records current. The foreman may also perform hands-on crew work, including welding, installing bolts, layout, unloading trucks, operating equipment, and laying out and installing miscellaneous metals such as stairs and handrails. The site requirement is U.S. citizenship and the ability to pass a background check. Per diem and travel pay are offered. Medical and insurance benefits are available, along with bonus payouts and paid holidays tied to length of service.

Requirements

Must be a U.S. citizen.
Must be able to pass a background check.
Highly knowledgeable in structural ironwork.
Able to understand and execute drawings.

Responsibilities

Supervise work crews and coordinate the materials and equipment needed for assigned projects.
Participate in annual employee performance evaluations and provide direct one-on-one feedback and coaching.
Set clear performance goals and expectations for the team and each team member.
Communicate and coordinate with other foremen at the job site to support effective workflow, quality, and safety.
Be responsible for the safety of assigned LPR personnel.
Identify, report, and resolve risks inherent in project construction, supporting a proactive zero-injury safety culture.
Ensure crew work meets or exceeds quality-control requirements by following LPR quality plans and designs.
Review construction and design to balance schedule, cost, quality, function, and aesthetics.
Participate in implementing effective schedule changes.
Enter field-operations data accurately and on time in project files, logs, records, and payroll time-entry systems.
Plan, coordinate, and schedule equipment needed for the area of responsibility.
Perform crew labor as needed, including welding, installing bolts, layout, unloading trucks, and operating heavy equipment such as forklifts and aerial lifts.
Report accidents to the General Foreman and Safety Department within one hour after taking necessary emergency medical steps and securing the job site for continued safety.
Establish and maintain positive, long-term customer relationships.
Understand and execute drawings.
Lay out and install miscellaneous metals, including stairs, handrails, and other miscellaneous metalwork.
Demonstrate alignment with the organization’s core values: Committed to Safety, We Over Me, Competitive Spirit, Do What You Say, Be Part of the Solution, and Driven to Learn and Share Knowledge.