Lead Concrete Foreman: Drive Quality & Safety

Thompson Concrete; Fort Wayne (IN); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Thompson Concrete in Fort Wayne, Indiana is seeking an experienced Foreman to guide, assign, schedule, and supervise the work of staff to ensure production goals are met. Ideal candidates will have over 6 years of construction experience, along with tools and skills necessary for maintaining quality and safety across diverse work environments.

Your responsibilities will include overseeing crew members, conducting audits, and resolving project-related issues. A valid driver's license is required, and OSHA certifications are a plus.

Qualifications

• Experience supervising and guiding staff to meet production goals.
• Ability to resolve problems effectively.
• Physical capability to traverse various work environments.

Responsibilities

• Guide and supervise crew for timely project completion.
• Conduct quality assurance tests and audits.
• Implement safety guidelines and ensure crew safety.

Skills

Expert in all laborer duties

Thorough understanding of construction trades

Superior organizational skills

Strong ability to read blueprints

Effective communication skills

Ability to remain flexible in job hours

Understanding of construction drawings

Ability to read a tape measure

Willingness to learn and coach others

Education

6+ years construction experience

Valid driver’s license or State ID

10-hour OSHA certification

30-hour OSHA certification

Tools

Tape measure

Hammer

Utility knife

Pliers

Job description

Thompson Concrete in Fort Wayne, Indiana is seeking an experienced Foreman to guide, assign, schedule, and supervise the work of staff to ensure production goals are met. Ideal candidates will have over 6 years of construction experience, along with tools and skills necessary for maintaining quality and safety across diverse work environments.

Your responsibilities will include overseeing crew members, conducting audits, and resolving project-related issues. A valid driver's license is required, and OSHA certifications are a plus.