Excavation Foreman and laborers

Excavation Foreman and laborers TAAG Construction - 4.0 Ogden, UT Job Details Full-time $17.50 - $25.13 an hour 11 hours ago Benefits On-the-job training Qualifications OSHA 30 Driver's License Erosion control Dozer Backhoe operation Full Job Description Excavation Foreman The excavation foreman oversees and coordinates all aspects of excavation work on a job site.

Responsibilities include:

Supervision :

Managing a team of laborers and equipment operators, ensuring tasks are completed safely and on schedule.

Planning :

Interpreting blueprints, site plans, and specifications to determine excavation requirements (e.g., depth, grading, location).

Equipment Management :

Overseeing the use and maintenance of heavy machinery like excavators, bulldozers, and backhoes.

Safety Compliance :

Enforcing OSHA and site-specific safety regulations, including proper shoring, trenching, and PPE usage.

Coordination :

Liaising with project managers, engineers, and other trades to align excavation with broader construction goals.

Problem-Solving :

Addressing issues like unexpected soil conditions, groundwater, or utility conflicts.

Documentation :

Tracking progress, reporting daily activities, and ensuring materials/labor stay within budget.

Qualifications :

Typically requires experience in excavation or construction (3-5+ years), leadership skills, knowledge of heavy equipment, and familiarity with safety standards. A valid driver's license and certifications (e.g., OSHA 30) may be preferred. Excavation Laborers Excavation laborers perform the hands-on work under the direction of the foreman.

Responsibilities include:

Manual Digging :

Using shovels, picks, and other tools to dig trenches, clear debris, or assist machinery in tight spaces.

Equipment Support :

Assisting operators by spotting, guiding machinery, or setting up equipment like laser levels or grade stakes.

Site Preparation :

Clearing vegetation, marking boundaries, or installing erosion control measures (e.g., silt fences).

Material Handling :

Moving dirt, gravel, or other materials via wheelbarrows, buckets, or conveyors.

Safety Tasks :

Installing trench boxes, shoring, or barricades to ensure safe working conditions.

Clean-Up :

Maintaining a tidy site by removing spoil piles, backfilling, or compacting soil as needed.

Qualifications :

Physical stamina, ability to follow instructions, and basic knowledge of construction tools. Prior experience is a plus but not always required; entry-level roles often provide on-the-job training.

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$17.50 - $25.13 per hour

Work Location:

In person