Foreman

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florida silt fencingDeltona (FL)

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About the role

Description

Job description: Florida Silt Fencing is Hiring a Foreman! Are you an experienced leader who thrives in hands‐on, outdoor work? Florida Silt Fencing is looking for a Foreman to lead our erosion control crews! If you have experience in construction, can manage a team effectively, and take pride in completing jobs with precision and professionalism, we want YOU on our team!

Why Join Us?

Competitive pay & growth opportunities
Work outdoors with a hands‐on active job
Lead a team and make an impact in erosion control
Join a company that values professionalism, teamwork and safety

What You'll Do:

Lead and manage a 3–4 person crew on construction sites
Ensure proper installation and repair of erosion control measures (silt fence, erosion logs, etc.)Communicate with customers and maintain professional relationships
Keep all safety and DOT regulations in practice
Operate trenchers, trucks, and other equipment as needed
Handle job site inspections, reporting, and paperwork

Requirements

What We're Looking For: Valid Driver's License with a clean MVR; Class A CDL preferred Pass a drug screen and comply with workplace safety policies

Experience: 1–3 years in leadership, 2–4 years in construction or erosion control

Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) Ability to operate equipment (trenchers, trucks, side‐by‐sides) Physically capable of lifting 50 lbs. and working outdoors in various conditions Strong multitasking and organizational skills to manage crews and job sites Effective communication in English; Spanish is a plus Excellent supervisory and problem‐solving skills Willingness to travel with some overnight stays possible

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