Miscellaneous Metals Installation Foreman

Qualdoc•Washington, DC

3d•$32 - $38

About The Position

The Miscellaneous Metals Installation Foreman supervises crews installing structural stairs, railings, and other miscellaneous metal components. The role coordinates job-site activities, materials, and equipment, and ensures installations meet project specifications and safety requirements. The Foreman works with General Contractors, leads field employees, and serves as the primary on-site contact for installation activities and safety matters. The position is full-time and direct hire, with starting pay of $32 per hour and pay up to $38 per hour depending on experience. The employee must be based near Georgetown, Delaware; Sterling, Virginia; Baltimore, Maryland; or Washington, DC.

Requirements

Ability to read and interpret blueprints, installation drawings, and safety documents.
Strong basic math skills, including working with angles, degrees, and standard measurements.
Working knowledge of AWS D1.1 welding standards.
Familiarity with SMAW (Stick), FCAW (Flux-Cored Arc Welding), GMAW (MIG), and GTAW (TIG) welding processes.
Current welding certifications or the ability to successfully pass a welding test.

Nice To Haves

Five years of miscellaneous metals experience preferred.
Previous experience supervising installation crews or working as a Foreman strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

Direct and oversee field crews performing stair, railing, and miscellaneous metal installations.
Coordinate daily work activities and project requirements with General Contractors.
Review blueprints and installation drawings to ensure accurate measurements, layout, and placement.
Assign work and organize labor, materials, and tools to maintain project schedules.
Verify employee qualifications and welding certifications as required.
Enforce job-site safety rules, PPE requirements, and project-specific safety procedures.
Conduct toolbox talks and review safety topics with crew members.
Complete daily job-site and vehicle inspection reports.
Monitor the condition of tools, equipment, and company vehicles.
Act as the primary on-site contact for installation activities and safety matters.