Civil Foreman
bear general contractorsPensacola (FL)
Civil Foreman
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bear general contractorsPensacola (FL)
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction WorkersOther Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description Bear General Contractors is seeking an experienced Civil Foreman with hands-on pipe-laying experience to lead crews on civil, sitework, earthwork, and underground utility projects. This is a working foreman position requiring strong leadership, safety awareness, and knowledge of underground pipe installation.
Responsibilities:
•Lead crews performing excavation, grading, stormwater work, underground utilities, backfill, and compaction.
•Perform and oversee pipe installation, including trench preparation, bedding, line and grade, structures, fittings, connections, and backfill.
•Plan daily work and coordinate labor, equipment, materials, inspections, and testing.
•Read civil plans, profiles, elevations, and specifications.
•Enforce PPE, trench safety, utility-locate procedures, and safe equipment operation.
•Track daily production and maintain accurate field documentation.
•Ensure work meets project requirements for safety, quality, schedule, and scope.
Qualifications:
•Civil, utility, or sitework foreman experience.
•Hands-on pipe-layer experience is required.
•Experience with storm drainage, sanitary sewer, water mains, services, and related underground utilities.
•Knowledge of excavation, trenching, bedding, backfill, compaction, and utility protection.
•Ability to establish and maintain line and grade.
•Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.
•Ability to work outdoors and perform the physical duties of the position.
•OSHA and excavation Competent Person training are preferred.
Compensation & Benefits:
Pay is based on experience.•401(k) with company match
•Health, dental, and vision insurance
•Life insurance
•Paid time off
•Retirement plan Bear General Contractors is an Equal Opportunity Employer/AA, DFWP. We proudly honor those who have served.
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