Steel Erector Foreman

Constructable•The Woodlands, TX

12h•Onsite

About The Position

The Steel Erector Foreman leads Constructable’s structural steel erection crews on commercial and industrial construction projects. This role is responsible for safe execution, productivity, quality, and crew leadership. The Foreman ensures all steel erection activities comply with company standards, project requirements, and applicable safety regulations.

Requirements

Structural Steel Erection Expertise: Proven ability to safely and efficiently execute structural steel erection, including sequencing, bolt-up, alignment, and crane coordination
Field Planning & Productivity Management: Strong capability to plan daily work, allocate manpower and equipment, and deliver work within schedule and labor targets
Safety Leadership & Compliance: Demonstrated commitment to OSHA and site safety requirements; enforces PPE, fall protection, and safe work practices
Quality & Constructability Control: Ensures work meets drawings, specifications, and tolerances; identifies constructability issues early
Crew Leadership & Communication: Effectively leads and develops crews; communicates clearly with project managers, superintendents, and other trades
Team Player: Collaborates openly with field and management teams
Wants the Ball: Takes ownership of deadlines and challenges
Grow or Die: Continuously develops skills and field leadership capability
Keep It Real: Maintains integrity, accountability, and transparency
Hard Work: Demonstrates diligence, persistence, and pride in execution

Nice To Haves

Zero Lost-Time Incidents (LTI) for 12 consecutive months
5%+ improvement in man-hour efficiency over baseline
Successful development of at least one lead hand ready for foreman role

Responsibilities

Supervise and coordinate steel erection crews on-site
Read and interpret structural drawings, shop drawings, and specifications
Plan daily work activities, erection sequencing, and crew assignments
Ensure work is completed safely, efficiently, and to quality standards
Enforce OSHA, site-specific, and Constructable safety requirements
Verify crew compliance with required PPE, fall protection, tie-off, and tool use
Ensure pre-task planning, lift planning, and daily safety briefings are conducted
Coordinate with project managers, superintendents, crane operators, and other trades
Monitor productivity, manpower, material flow, and equipment utilization
Inspect work in progress for alignment, bolt-up, and installation quality
Identify and correct unsafe conditions or improper work practices immediately
Train, mentor, and develop crew members and lead hands
Maintain accurate daily reports for labor, progress, safety, and issues
Report incidents, near misses, delays, and material constraints promptly