Lead Job Foreman

Gregor Industries Inc•New York, NY

61d•$35 - $45•Onsite

About The Position

Gregor Industries, a top-performing Commercial General Contractor based in New York, is seeking a talented and versatile Foreman to join their Team of Professionals. The role is based in the NY and NJ area and requires experience in all phases of high-end and custom construction. The candidate must be available to work nights and weekends, and willing to travel to job sites across New Jersey and all five boroughs of New York. An SST 62 Certification is a mandatory requirement.

Requirements

Strong work ethic
Ability to self perform light carpentry/painting and other job site related duties
Time management skills
Personal accountability for high quality work
Ability to work directly with customers as well as other employees
Willingness to do what it takes to get the job done, with the client completely satisfied
Employee to supply their own tools and transportation
Travel to NY and NJ for job sites
Extensive understanding of OSHA construction regulations
Ability to multi-task
Driver's License (Required)
OSHA 30 (Required)
DOB (Required)
SST 62 (Required)

Nice To Haves

Willingness to travel

Responsibilities

Reading, understanding and executing from plans on large build and renovation projects to ensure the accurate execution of architectural drawings, schematics and other planning documents
Review blueprints and project plans, estimate materials, and develop work schedules
Working as part of the build team to coordinate and anticipate how your work integrates with others from an infrastructure and timing perspective
Providing advice and suggestions to the Field Manager and/or Project Management when an execution or design issue arises and working to resolve the issue quickly and effectively
Ability to operate independently on small projects, with limited direction to fully execute to completion; ability to communicate progress and timelines timely and clearly to the client and Management
Providing direction to carpenters, apprentices and laborers as needed
Enforcing safety: Ensure that workers follow safety practices and regulations
Inspecting work: Check the work in progress and upon completion to ensure it meets standards
Procuring materials: Gather materials and equipment, and inspect them to ensure they meet building code
Maintaining records: Keep records of operations, accident reports, and time sheets
Maintaining equipment: Maintain and repair tools, machinery, and equipment
Performing carpentry: Perform carpentry tasks such as building additions, installing floors, and repairing doors and windows