Construction Foreman Trainee: Lead Crew & Grow Your Career

Cleary Building Corp; Washington (MO); On-site; USD 42,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Incentive bonuses

Travel pay

Job summary

Cleary Building Corp. is offering a Construction Foreman in Training role in Washington, MO. The program leads a crew of 3–4 workers, teaches blueprint interpretation, site organization, and supervision, while using tools and equipment across varied weather.

Participants gain leadership, scheduling, and project-management skills through on-the-job coaching and Cleary's internal training programs, with a clear path to future Foreman roles.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of construction trades experience
• Leadership or crew management experience preferred
• Must be at least 21 years old
• Valid driver’s license required
• Comfortable working at heights and in all weather conditions
• Strong work ethic and eagerness to learn and grow

Responsibilities

• Assist in leading a crew of 3–4 construction laborers
• Construct pre-engineered post-frame structures from start to finish
• Read and interpret blueprints and building plans
• Learn to organize job sites and supervise crews
• Operate hand and power tools, aerial lifts, and other construction equipment
• Work from heights up to 35 feet on ladders and aerial work platforms
• Drive a one-ton crew cab truck, haul trailers, and operate skid steers
• Work outdoors in various weather conditions
• Reliable, full-time, year-round construction work

Skills

Leadership

Reading blueprints

Crew supervision

Tool operation

Communication

Tools

Aerial Lifts

Skid Steers

Job description

Cleary Building Corp. is offering a Construction Foreman in Training role in Washington, MO. The program leads a crew of 3–4 workers, teaches blueprint interpretation, site organization, and supervision, while using tools and equipment across varied weather.

Participants gain leadership, scheduling, and project-management skills through on-the-job coaching and Cleary's internal training programs, with a clear path to future Foreman roles.