Duke Foreman

• Job Title: Duke Foreman Department: Operations Reports to: Site Supervisor Location: Multi Job Summary Experienced Foreman position that supervises a crew of employees. Essential Duties include supervising a crew of employees to ensure completion of projects as designated by the General Foreman, or Supervisor. Required Knowledge Skills & Abilities include must be able to work multiple craft positions (one or more) as needed perform the essential duties and have the required knowledge, skills and abilities of a Journeyman. In addition to Foreman requirements, be able to perform administrative duties in connection with the position. Must be deemed a Scaffold Competent person by Contractor and authorized to inspect scaffolds and sign scaffold tags

Key Responsibilities

• Must be able to work multiple craft positions (one or more) as needed perform the essential duties and have expert skills and abilities relating to scaffold, insulation, and /or abatement.
• Be able to perform administrative duties in connection with the position
• Must be deemed a Scaffold Competent person by Contractor and authorized to inspect scaffolds and sign scaffold tags.
• Lead, supervise, and manage the scaffold and insulation teams to ensure optimal performance and safety.
• Monitor and evaluate crew performance and ensure work is completed on time and to standard.
• Supervise the installation, maintenance, and removal of scaffolding and insulation systems according to project specifications.
• Communicate effectively with supervisors, clients, and other project personnel regarding job progress, changes, and any challenges encountered.

Experience Requirements

• Minimum 5-7 years of experience in scaffolding and insulation work, with at least 2-3 years in a supervisory or foreman role.

Skills and Certifications

• OSHA 30 preferred

Work Environment

• Mainly outdoors and on industrial job sites, which may include exposure to weather conditions (rain, heat, cold). Work is often conducted at height, requiring strict safety precautions.
• Potential exposure to hazardous materials, loud noises, extreme temperatures, etc.
• Protective Equipment: Hard hat, leather gloves, steel toe boots, and goggles provided by the company are the basic PPE. When working at heights, harness and self-retracting lifelines are also required.

Mental and Cognitive Demands

• Attention to Detail: Advanced knowledge of scaffold systems, insulation techniques, safety protocols, and industry regulations.
• Technical Knowledge: Strong leadership and communication skills with the ability to manage a diverse crew.
• Problem-Solving: Regular requirement to analyze and address challenges.
• Communication Skills: Ability to communicate effectively with team members and supervisors. Must be able to follow written and verbal instructions.