Carpenter (Trade) Foreman

Responsibilities

About the Role Brasfield & Gorrie is hiring a Concrete Foreman for an industrial project. You will lead our self-perform concrete crew and own the night pour operation. That covers planning and prep, placement and finishing, and safe turnover of the work at shift end. You will be a hands-on leader who sets the standard for safety, quality and production.

Responsibilities

• Lead, schedule and coordinate the concrete crew on night shifts, including finishers, form carpenters and laborers
• Plan and run night pours: crew sizing, equipment, pump and truck coordination, and lighting
• Confirm pre-pour readiness before each placement. This includes forms, rebar, embeds, penetrations, subgrade and inspections
• Coordinate with the concrete supplier on mix design, truck spacing, slump and delivery timing
• Direct concrete placement, consolidation, screeding, finishing, curing and joint layout to meet flatness and levelness requirements and project specifications
• Prepare and set forms, and supervise stripping and reshoring
• Direct curing and protection, including temperature and weather controls
• Enforce B&G safety policies (SHEMS) and the jobsite safety plan. Lead pre-task planning, Crew Work Plans (CWPs), and daily and pour-specific safety briefings
• Address night-specific hazards: lighting, fatigue management, vehicle and equipment traffic, and limited visibility around pumps, trucks and cranes
• Track daily production, labor hours, quantities and quality, and report to the Superintendent at shift handoff
• Coordinate with the day shift, other trades, and subcontractors to avoid conflicts and keep the schedule on track
• Mentor, train and evaluate craft employees, and recommend hiring and advancement decisions
• Maintain tools, equipment and the work area

Education - Skills - Knowledge - Qualifications & Experience

• 5+ years of commercial or industrial concrete experience, including at least 2 years in a foreman or lead role
• Hands-on experience with slab-on-grade, tilt-up, foundations, or structural concrete
• Experience leading large pours, including overnight or off-hours placements
• Working knowledge of concrete placement methods, finishing techniques, curing, and plans and specifications
• Strong communication and crew leadership skills
• Knowledge of OSHA requirements and a commitment to safety
• Ability to work nights and flex hours as the schedule requires

EOE/Vets/Disabilities