Construction Foreperson (Alberta)

Construction Foreperson (Alberta)

13 Aug
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JEN COL Construction
|
Alberta

13 Aug

JEN COL Construction

Alberta

The Foreman/woman acts as the main contact for all field personnel and for all materials and tools on site. They are also responsible for coordinating and facilitating communication between various trades to ensure a steady progression of the building schedule. Qualifications

Knowledge of workplace safety requirements and procedures in the commercial/institutional construction industry

Knowledge of appropriate materials, methods, and the tools required in various construction processes

Proficiency in the practical application of carpentry principles, techniques, and procedures

Able to read and understand building specifications, blueprints, and other construction documentation

Understands operation of mechanical and electrical building systems and components, and experienced with routine maintenance operations

Mathematical and analytical skills necessary to perform material and labour estimates

Basic survey knowledge and skills to operate transits, builder’s levels, rotating laser levels, and total stations

Effective time management skills

Highly organized and able to prioritize responsibilities

Strong communication and reporting skills

Robust attention to detail

Adaptable and receptive to changing circumstances

Proactive in ensuring job knowledge is current

Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Office (Outlook, Excel, and Teams)

Must be willing to work out of town if/when required Education/Licenses

Journeyman carpentry ticket or relevant industry experience/training

Certification in various safety-related disciplines (First Aid/CPR, Leadership for Safety Excellence, Construction Safety Training System, WHMIS, etc.)

Certificate(s) required to operate applicable equipment

Able to obtain security clearances if required for project

Valid driver’s license Experience

Minimum two (2) years’ experience as a Foreman/woman in the commercial/institutional construction industry

Minimum five (5)



years’ experience as a journeyman carpenter in the commercial/institutional construction industry Functional Responsibilities

Observe and comply with all health and safety regulations, following and promoting safe work practices and procedures at all times

Work closely with superintendent, carpenters, labourers, and trades to ensure project runs smoothly

Train, mentor, and supervise carpenters and labourers

Participate in and promote Lean practices and processes, with the goal of continual improvement and reduction of waste

Develop and implement inventory systems for construction materials, small tools, and construction products (ie: dimensional lumber, steel forms, barrier walls, chipping guns, plate tampers, grouts and sandblast sand, etc.)

Report on activities, maintaining the site to ensure workplace safety

Serve as main contact for all field personnel, and for all materials and small tools on site

Inspect all equipment and materials when returned to the yard; thoroughly check equipment to make sure it is in working condition, and store materials in an orderly fashion

Work with Equipment Manager to develop a scheduling system to coordinate, track and provide trucking for delivery of materials to jobsites and manage resources in and out of the yard

Implement efficient storage methods, yielding ready accessibility of materials, permitting efficient space utilization and flexibility of arrangement, and minimizing material deterioration Working Conditions

Construction environment (regularly working near moving mechanical parts/equipment and in outside conditions that include inclement weather, heat and humidity, exposure to dust, asphalt, and noise)

Working with various tools and construction materials

Lifting, pulling or pushing, carrying, and manipulating objects of up to 50 lbs

Walking and standing for long periods of time

Bending, crouching, and crawling

Climbing ladders and working at heights

Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is required (e.g. hard hat, safety boots, etc.)

Additional hazards associated with the construction industry

Driving a company vehicle and/or operating equipment

📌 Construction Foreperson (Alberta)
🏢 JEN COL Construction
📍 Alberta

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