Masonry Foreman

Roles and Responsibilities

Primary role is to effectively and efficiently lead a crew to install Masonry projects in a professional, high-quality, and timely manner.  This includes setting clear expectations for crew members, training members of the team as needed, providing every customer with an exceptional experience, and representing company values on the job. *Please note we are offering full time work, but presently we do not have full time work in masonry. You will be expected to work on the deck installation team as needed to stay busy full time until time that this area of speciality requires a full time crew. Specific responsibilities include the following: 

• Care of your truck and tools: includes keeping the truck clean and tools and supplies organized; fill out DOT record weekly as per company requirements.  


• Stop and think through the job - ensuring you have the tools and supplies needed to complete before leaving the shop.


• Pre-start customer walk-through: note and mark private utilities with him/her, confirm placement and details, take notes as necessary; listen to and understand the customer’s needs and expectations and communicate those to the team; think about safety and security for pets and people. 


• Make sure that an Integrous yard sign gets placed before the job starts.


• Give direction to crew members so that they always know what to do and are able to work efficiently including times when you are talking to the customer, problem-solving, etc.


• Train your crew members: give reasons, tips, strategies -  instructing your right-hand man on particulars of the job. 


• Watch for and eliminate hazards and unsafe practices during the installation.


• Respect crew members and customers by not participating in, or tolerating profanity, crude conversations, or loud music; you are responsible to represent our company and values at all times while on the clock.


• Keep trash picked up and site as clean as possible throughout the day, and clean up well at the end; ensure the trash is picked up, tools are accounted for, ground does not have excessive tracks or gullies, driveway is cleaned, and all dirt has been properly raked.  Think about the customer coming home and look for what he/she might see that could have been done better.
  
  
  
  • Analyze each job and think through questions like, "How could I have led the crew more efficiently? What could I do on the next project to continue to improve our customer satisfaction?" 
  
  
  • Turn in all receipts to the office.
  
  
  • As a foreman, all the work performed on the job, whether you did it or not, is your responsibility. Ensure that your crew members performed the work as they should have. You should be the one taking the last walk around the fence and property looking for problems.  When you find problems with crew members' work, always inform them of the problem and show them how to correct it so it will not happen in the future. Additionally, you are responsible to make sure that you are installing the product according to the customer’s direction and our contract. 
  
  
  
  
  Essential Job-Related Requirements
  
  
  
  • Construction/Leadership experience
  
  
  • Experience preferred in the following areas: Digging and pouring footings for columns, laying block/brick/veneer/natural stone. Outdoor kitchens and chimney building. Pouring concrete patios as well as installing patio pavers, flagstone, steps etc. 
  
  
  • A positive attitude, excellent character, leadership skills, self-motivation, adaptability, creativity, problem-solving ability, and exceptional work ethic.
  
  
  
  Physical DemandsThe physical demands listed below are representative of those that must be met by a Crew member to successfully perform the essential functions of this job:
  
  
  
  • Lifting and Carrying: Ability to lift and carry materials weighing up to 80 pounds regularly throughout the workday.
  
  
  • Standing and Walking: Prolonged periods of standing and walking on various terrains, including uneven surfaces and scaffolding.
  
  
  • Bending and Squatting: Frequent bending, squatting, and kneeling required to perform tasks such as laying foundations, installing fixtures, and handling materials.
  
  
  • Climbing: Ability to climb ladders and scaffolding, often at significant heights, to perform work tasks safely.
  
  
  • Reaching and Grasping: Continuous reaching overhead and forward to manipulate tools and materials.
  
  
  • Stamina and Endurance: Ability to work in varying weather conditions (heat, cold, rain) for extended periods, often engaged in repetitive tasks throughout the day.
  
  
  • Coordination and Balance: Maintaining balance while performing tasks on scaffolding and ladders.
  
  
  
  Qualifications
  
  
  
  • High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
  
  
  • Masonry experience leading a crew/jobsite in the above mentioned areas. 
  
  
  • Previous construction experience or training in the construction field is a plus.
  
  
  • Familiarity with safety practices and regulations in the construction industry.
  
  
  • Ability to read and interpret technical documents.
  
  
  • Strong teamwork and communication skills.
  
  
  
  Working Conditions
  
  
  
  • Work is conducted primarily outdoors on construction sites, with exposure to varying weather conditions, noise, and dust.
  
  
  • May involve working near heavy machinery and equipment.
  
  
  • Availability to work flexible hours, including weekends and overtime as required.