Lead commercial structural steel crews across Alberta while applying ironworking, fitting, and welding expertise on active project sites. Regional travel may reach 75% depending on project phase.

This working foreman position combines crew management, site coordination, and hands-on trade work. You will guide five to ten ironworkers and welders while mentoring apprentices and developing future site leaders. The work includes layout, rigging, bolting, welding, blueprint interpretation, and safety leadership.

Key Responsibilities:

- Direct, supervise, and mentor crews of five to ten workers
- Perform steel layout, fitting, tacking, bolting, rigging, and welding
- Interpret engineering and erection drawings for daily planning
- Coordinate crane signals, critical lifts, staging, and deliveries




- Conduct toolbox talks, inspections, logs, and safety sign-offs

Requirements:

- Six or more years of commercial structural steel experience
- At least two years as a Journeyperson Ironworker
- Recognized Journeyperson Ironworker certification or equivalent standing
- Valid site supervisor training or leadership safety certification
- Confident blueprint reading, rigging, signalling, and high-strength bolting

Apply structural steel leadership, blueprint reading, rigging, and welding skills as Alberta project sites develop future leaders.

📌 Commercial Structural Steel Foreman (Alberta)
🏢 Synectics
📍 Alberta