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Gray & Son, Inc.
Utility Foreman
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What they do
A Construction Foreman supervises work crews at construction sites. Hires and manages construction workers and directs work according to plans developed by a project manager and architects. May specialize in a particular type of building project such as residential or industrial construction, or a particular part or stage of the construction process.
$79,953 / year median in Maryland
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Supervise and provide direction and guidance to field employees on day-to-day operation's activities relating to placement of underground utilities for water, sewer, and storm drain. Duties & Responsibilities Perform jobsite quality control checks; ensure quality assurance on all phases of work; ensure efficiency and quality work relating to: installation of storm drain systems, fresh water systems, and sewer systems; ensure the punch list for job cleanup is completed and a documented follow up walk-through done to ensure all punch list items have been addressed. Provide overall leadership and direct the activities of numerous field employees; fill in and perform other field duties when needed; work with field employees to coordinate forces when possible to increase productivity; coach/mentor field employees to improve communications on the job site. Monitor all job site operations for compliance with contract requirements for noise and dust control, non-interruption of Government activities, and utility shutdown procedures; promote and enforce safety policies; have a solid understanding of site safety, health, and substance abuse programs to ensure the safety and well-being of all personnel at the jobsite, address basic questions from employees, and/or know where to direct jobsite personnel to get their questions answered. Check equipment to monitor for abuse, neglect, repairs and utilization; work with Equipment Manager to make recommendations on new and additional equipment needs. Other duties as assigned. Education & Experience High school education required. Strong preference for 2 to 5 years of utility experience and at least 1 year in a supervisory role.