Construction Foreman / Field Crew Supervisor Sandwich
- Plano
- Yorkville
- Somonauk
- DeKalb
- Sycamore
- Ottawa & Surrounding Northern Illinois Communities Company Truck | Overtime | Performance Bonuses | Full Benefits | Year-Round Work | Career Advancement You Already Know How to Build.
Now Find a Company Where You Can Build a Career. FBi Buildings is looking for an experienced Construction Foreman / Field Crew Supervisor to lead building projects throughout Sandwich, Illinois and the surrounding Northern Illinois area. This opportunity is built for an experienced construction leader who knows how to run a crew, read a set of plans, solve problems in the field, and still grab a tool when the job calls for it. Maybe you're currently a: Construction Foreman Post-Frame or Pole Barn Foreman Framing Foreman Carpentry Foreman Lead Carpenter Crew Leader Working Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Field Supervisor Agricultural Construction Foreman Residential Framing Crew Leader Commercial Carpentry Foreman Whatever your current title, if you're the person others look to when something needs to be built correctly, safely, and on schedule, we want to talk with you. Post-frame experience is highly valued, but it isn't the only path to FBi. Experienced carpenters and construction leaders from commercial, residential, agricultural, structural framing, and other building backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Why Make a Move to FBi Buildings? If you're already successful where you are, changing companies needs to make sense. At FBi Buildings, we're offering more than another construction job. We're offering the opportunity to lead, earn, grow, and build a long-term career with an established company. You'll have: Company truck provided Competitive hourly compensation Overtime opportunities Performance-based bonuses Stable, year-round employment Full benefits package Consistent project pipeline Quality tools and equipment Strong Project Management and field support An established company with 65+ years in construction Opportunities to advance into Superintendent and additional field leadership positions You lead the jobsite — but you are
