Foreman - Concrete Walls

Koenig Concrete; Jefferson (WI); On-site; USD 52,000 - 84,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive hourly wages with overtime

Medical, dental, vision insurance

Holiday pay

Paid vacation

Profit sharing

SIMPLE IRA/SIMPLE Roth with company 1:

Vehicle mileage and maintenance

No overnight travel

Job summary

Koenig Concrete in Jefferson, Wisconsin is hiring a concrete foreman with a minimum of 5 years of leadership in commercial concrete forming and finishing. The role involves hands-on supervision of a crew, coordinating pours, and ensuring safety on site.

The position focuses on foundations using aluminum forms, toppings, and other concrete work for commercial projects, with some residential projects possible. Wages are hourly with overtime and a complete benefits package.

Qualifications

• Experience leading a concrete crew on commercial projects.
• Proficient in reading blueprints and coordinating pours.
• Strong safety awareness and teamwork required.

Responsibilities

• Lead and supervise 5–8 crew members, may lead up to 20.
• Coordinate materials, pour schedules, and manpower with field supervisor.
• Direct day-to-day field activities and ensure quality and safety.
• Maintain site cleanliness and organize equipment and vehicles.
• Communicate with superintendents and project manager on daily objectives.

Skills

Leadership

Blueprint reading

Concrete finishing

Project management

Safety awareness

Communication

Physical stamina

Mentorship

Time management

Tools

Powered Industrial Truck

Job description

We are a woman owned small business located in Jefferson, Wisconsin for over 30 years. We are immediately hiring a concrete foreman with minimal 5 years of leadership in commercial concrete forming and finishing.

A large percentage of our work is in the Madison area doing commercial buildings, but we do occasional residential projects as well. Our area of expertise is concrete foundations using aluminum forms, toppings, deck pours, sidewalks, driveways, stoops, stairs, and other concrete forming for projects.

A foreman with our organization is a hands‑on concrete foreman working alongside with a crew of an average 5‑8 individuals but can occasionally lead up to 20.

Our Benefits Include

• Competitive wages paid hourly with overtime
• Medical, dental, vision, flexible spending, and other ancillary offerings
• Holiday Pay
• Paid vacation
• Profit Sharing
• SIMPLE IRA/SIMPLE ROTH with company match
• Vehicle Mileage and Maintenance
• No overnight travel, home each night

Hands-on-requirements

• Follow all safety guidelines, and promote a safe work environment for self and crew.
• Obtain commercial project objectives by reading blueprints, coordinating materials, scheduling pours, directing manpower, communicating professionally with job superintendents.
• Work within scope of budget and utilize manpower efficiently.
• Collaborate with Field Supervisor and Project Manager on daily objectives.
• Working in the field doing a variety of activities, from moving materials, ensuring equipment is in working order, assembling forms, scaffolding, and all other manual jobs.
• Ensure materials are loaded and accounted for at each project.
• Clean and organize site to eliminate potential hazards.
• Keep job site, trucks, and equipment clean.
• Report any issues including the malfunction of equipment or vehicles immediately to shop supervisor.
• All other duties assigned.

SKILLS REQUIRED For a CONCRETE FOREMAN

• Mastery of concrete mixing, pouring, curing and finishing techniques
• Expertise with cast in place concrete
• Accurate quantification of concrete yardage and scheduling of concrete orders
• Powered Industrial Truck certified / all terrain forklift
• Exceptional leadership and communication skills
• Excellent project management skills demonstrating time management, efficiency, and cost controlling measures
• Physical stamina and ability to perform repetitive tasks for extended periods
• Mentorship for incoming new talent for future growth
• Reading and interpreting blueprints & construction plans
• Using concrete finishing tools and equipment: power/laser screeds, power buggy, sky trac, hand trowel, among others
• Establishing/maintaining professional interactions with site superintendents, officials, and other public entities