Universal Fence is a growing commercial fencing contractor serving clients across Western Canada in oil & gas, infrastructure, mining, and government projects .
We are looking for a hands-on Fencing Foreman to lead our installation crews and help deliver high-quality fencing systems safely and efficiently.
If you enjoy working outdoors, leading a crew, and building large-scale fencing systems, this role offers solid pay, steady hours, and the opportunity to grow with a successful company.
What You’ll Do
Lead a crew installing commercial and industrial fencing systems
Security fencing
Gates and access systems
Conduct site layout and stringline setup
Drill post holes using skid steer equipment
Set posts, pour concrete, and install fencing components
Run daily safety meetings and enforce safety procedures
Ensure productivity and quality targets are met
Communicate with management and clients regarding job progress
What We’re Looking For
Required
5+ years fencing or construction installation experience
Leadership experience supervising field crews
Valid Class 5 Driver’s License with clean abstract
Ability to pass drug and alcohol testing
Willingness to travel for project work
Safety Tickets
H2S
CSTS
WHMIS
Ground Disturbance Level 2
First Aid
Bonus Skills
Welding or carpentry experience
Experience with Ameristar or industrial fencing systems
What We Offer
40–55 hours per week
Company truck for job sites
Fully equipped trucks and tools
LOA for out-of-town work
4% vacation pay
Work Schedule
7:00 AM start at the shop
Field work locally and remotely depending on projects year round.
Out-of-town rotation depending on project schedule
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Join a growing Edmonton-based fencing contractor working on major industrial and infrastructure projects.
Apply today and help lead the next generation of Universal Fence installation crews.
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