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Working Foreman – Commercial
Posted CompaniesWorking Foreman performing trade work alongside crew and overseeing installations on commercial project sites. Responsible for coordinating with Project Managers and leading field training with a focus on quality and safety.
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Actively perform installation of plan-specified materials including wall finishes, flooring, furnishings, and signage alongside the crew
- Demonstrate best-practice workmanship and uphold company quality standards on every task
- Oversee and manage the installation of all plan-specified and project-designated materials on site
- Work directly with Project Managers to align on project scope, sequencing, schedules, and deliverables
- Serve as the primary on-site point of contact for daily operations, crew coordination, and quality control
- Complete new project surveys at job sites, documenting existing conditions, scope details, and any relevant field observations to support project planning and execution
- Complete daily project checklists and field reports, ensuring accurate and timely documentation of work performed, crew activity, materials used, and any site issues or deviations
- Communicate daily progress updates, issues, and material/labor needs directly to the assigned Project Manager and Field Operations Manager
- Collaborate with Project Managers to develop processes and systems for program work, contributing field-level insight to build scalable, repeatable workflows that improve efficiency and consistency across multi-site programs
- Manage on-site materials, tools, and equipment efficiently across job sites
- Lead hands-on field training for new and existing employees across PostedPM, TradePosted, and GuidePosted as needed
- Ensure all crew members are trained on proper installation procedures, safety protocols, and company standards before performing tasks independently
- Provide coaching and feedback to field employees to maintain quality and performance standards
- Adhere to all OSHA regulations and Posted Companies' Safety Manual regulations and best practices; comply with all PPE requirements and be alert to any potential dangers to yourself or your coworkers
- Report any injuries, unsafe conditions, or concerns to management immediately
Requirements
What you’ll need- Ability to successfully obtain an OSHA 30 Certification (Company Sponsored)
- Ability to successfully obtain a Procore Certified – Superintendent Certification (Company Sponsored)
- Proven hands-on experience in a trade discipline relevant to commercial interior installations (flooring, wall finishes, furnishings, signage, or similar)
- Prior experience in a lead or foreman capacity overseeing field crews
- Ability to read and interpret project plans, blueprints, and installation specifications
- Experience completing field surveys, daily reporting, and project documentation
- Experience training, coaching, or mentoring field employees
- Strong communication skills – ability to collaborate effectively with Project Managers, the Field Operations Manager, and field crews
- Minimum age 25 (insurance requirement)
- Valid state driver’s license (subject to continuous review)
- Willingness to travel overnight nationwide (100%)
- High school diploma or equivalent; additional trade certifications are a plus
- Experience towing trailers up to 15,000 lbs.
- Ability to lift up to 75 lbs. repeatedly
- Comfortable working at heights and outdoors in all weather
- Ability to safely work on ladders (must weigh under 275 lbs.)
- Ability to pass background check, MVR, and drug screening
- Must be able to travel up to 2 weeks at one given time
- Willingness to assist with tasks beyond commercial project management as needed
Benefits
Comp & perks- All travel and lodging expenses paid
- $59 per diem for every overnight travel day
- Paid training
- Overtime available (up to 10 hours/week with approval)
- Company cellphone, tools and uniform provided
- 401 (k) eligibility after one year
- Accrued Sick Time
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Hard Skills & Tools
Commercial Interior InstallationsField SurveysProject DocumentationInstallation SpecificationsCrew CoordinationQuality ControlSafety ProtocolsHands-On TrainingMaterial ManagementLifting Up to 75 lbs.
Soft Skills
Strong CommunicationCoaching and FeedbackCollaborationProblem-SolvingTeam Leadership
Certifications
OSHA 30 CertificationProcore Certified – Superintendent Certification