Interior Metal Framing & Acoustical Systems Field Foreman

Process Equipment & Controls; Covington (GA); Presencial; USD 39.000 - 55.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

PEC Interiors in Covington, GA seeks an experienced Interior Systems Field Foreman to lead metal stud framing, drywall, ACT ceilings, and FRP installations on commercial projects. You will review plans, assign daily work, and enforce safety on busy jobsites.

You will coach crews, coordinate with subs, manage material deliveries, and maintain documentation with photos and reports. The role requires 5+ years in commercial metal stud framing and drywall, strong leadership, and proficiency with

Formación

• 5+ years in commercial interior systems (metal stud framing, drywall, ACT ceilings, FRP) is required.
• Strong leadership and team management skills.
• Ability to read blueprints, shop drawings, and project specs.
• Proficient in coordinating with subcontractors and scheduling.

Responsabilidades

• Direct and motivate craft crews and subcontract partners; assign daily work and monitor productivity.
• Lead safety initiatives, toolbox talks, and ensure PPE and equipment compliance.
• Review blueprints, shop drawings, and specifications; sequence daily activities to meet milestones.
• Coordinate with project management to manage manpower, equipment, and material deliveries.
• Maintain daily reports and photos documenting progress and issues.

Conocimientos

Leadership

Blueprint reading

Team coordination

Problem solving

Safety awareness

Herramientas

Bluebeam

PlanGrid

Procore

PDF Expert

Descripción del empleo

Lead the Build: Interior Systems Field ForemanPEC Interiors is a full-service commercial specialty contractor trusted for precise installation of interior and exterior wall systems, including metal stud framing, drywall, acoustical and wood ceilings, flooring systems, plaster, and FRP. Our promise: exceptional craftsmanship, safe and organized jobsites, and relationships built to last.A Day in This RoleYou arrive early, review the day’s plan, and gather the crew for a safety huddle. By mid-morning, teams are laying out metal stud walls while ceiling crews set ACT grid in coordination with other trades. You’re walking the site with drawings in hand, checking layout against the latest revisions, confirming material deliveries, and documenting progress with photos. In the afternoon, you’re coaching a newer finisher on best-practice details, resolving a field conflict with the GC, and updating the Project Manager on production targets. The day ends with a tidy jobsite and a plan for tomorrow.What You Will LeadLeadership & SupervisionDirect and motivate craft crews and subcontract partners; set expectations for performance and teamwork.Assign daily work, monitor productivity, and uphold PEC quality standards.Coach, mentor, and develop talent; address performance issues promptly and professionally.Coordinate manpower and equipment with project management to meet milestones.Safety FirstChampion PEC safety policies and OSHA requirements on every task.Run daily toolbox talks and reinforce safe work practices.Correct hazards immediately and verify proper PPE, lifts, scaffolds, ladders, and powder-actuated tools are used correctly.Project ExecutionRead and apply blueprints, shop drawings, specifications, and schedules.Sequence daily activities to hit schedule and production goals.Oversee installation of:Metal stud framingDrywall systems (hang and finish)Acoustical ceilings (ACT and specialty)FRP panelsFinish carpentry as requiredSpecialty ceiling systemsCoordinate with other trades to reduce rework and maintain flow.Keep the jobsite clean, orderly, and safe.Quality ControlInspect work daily for conformance to plans, specs, and PEC standards.Identify deficiencies and drive timely corrections.Safeguard finished work from damage.Communication & DocumentationSubmit accurate daily reports on time.Maintain written and photo documentation covering quantities, safety, delays, weather, and site issues.Escalate schedule risks, material gaps, change orders, and conflicts to the Project Manager.Build strong relationships with customers, GCs, inspectors, suppliers, and teammates.Equipment & MaterialsPlan and verify material deliveries; confirm counts and condition.Ensure materials are stored and protected properly.Keep company tools and equipment in safe, reliable condition.Minimum Qualifications5+ years in commercial metal stud framing and drywall.3+ years leading commercial construction crews as a foreman.Deep knowledge of:Metal stud framingDrywall installation and finishingAcoustical ceilingsFRP installationCommercial construction methodsProficient at reading blueprints, shop drawings, and project specs.Strong crew leadership, organization, and communication.Solid problem-solving and timely decision making.Ability to juggle priorities in a fast-moving jobsite environment.Working knowledge of scheduling and production planning.Experience with platforms like Bluebeam, PlanGrid, Procore, PDF Expert, or similar is preferred.Valid driver’s license and dependable transportation.Willing to travel as projects require.Must pass pre-employment drug screening and background check.Physical DemandsLift and carry up to 75 lbs frequently.Stand, walk, bend, kneel, climb, and work overhead for extended periods.Work from ladders, scaffolds, aerial lifts, and stilts.Safely operate powder-actuated tools, lasers, and related construction equipment.Perform work indoors and outdoors in varying weather.Preferred CredentialsBilingual (English/Spanish)OSHA 10 or OSHA 30Forklift, Scissor Lift, and/or Boom Lift certificationsExperience with specialty ceiling systemsBackground in supervising multiple crews on large commercial jobsCore ProficienciesLeadership / People ManagementIndustrial ConstructionConstruction ManagementPlant ConstructionConstruction Site InstallationTape Measure ReadingHeavy Material HandlingLegal ComplianceMust pass pre-employment drug screening and background check.