Construction Foreman
k2 ascendKansas City (MO)
$1,950 per week
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k2 ascendKansas City (MO)
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction WorkersHighway, Street, and Bridge Construction
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$1,950 per week
About the role
Job Description: Foreman – MINK Division (Roadway & Runway Preservation)
Location: MINK Region (Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas & surrounding states)
Type: Full-Time, Seasonal (approximately March–early December)
Compensation: From $1,950 per week, negotiable depending on experience
Travel: At least 75% (periods up to ~21 days or longer depending on project deadlines)
Job Description:
We are seeking an experienced Foremanto lead field crews for roadway and airport preservation projects across the MINK region. This is ahands-on leadership rolefor someone ready to plan, direct, and execute daily work operations in asphalt and concrete pavement maintenance. This position requires extensive travel throughout the Midwest. The ideal candidate has a strong understanding of roadway construction, traffic control, and field crew supervision, with the ability to manage multiple moving parts and deliver results safely, efficiently, and on schedule.
Responsibilities:
Conduct on-site safety meetings and ensure all field operations meet company safety standards
Plan and organize daily work, materials, equipment, and manpower to meet production targets
Lead and motivate field crews to achieve high-quality, on-time project delivery
Coordinate with inspectors, engineers, and project owners on field activities
Maintain accurate project documentation, including time, equipment, and material logs
Enforce quality control standards and ensure compliance with DOT and project specifications
Oversee setup and maintenance of traffic control zones
Communicate progress and potential delays to the Division Manager
Work long hours and weekends as needed during peak season
Travel extensively within the assigned regional territory Qualifications 3+ years of relevant experience inasphalt paving, concrete repair, pavement preservation, or roadway construction
Proven experience supervisingfield crewson DOT or municipal projects
Strong working knowledge oftraffic control, saw and seal, crack sealing, or joint repair operations
Ability to interpretconstruction drawings, spec books, and daily production reports
Proficiency operating or managingtractors, concrete saws, sweepers, and other heavy equipment
Strong communication and organizational skills with a focus on safety and efficiency
CDL-A license preferred (or willingness to obtain)
Must pass pre-employment or DOT drug screening (as applicable)Experience Level 3+ years of experience inroadway, airport, or pavement preservation construction, including prior experience as aForeman or Crew Lead. Hands-on background inasphalt paving, concrete repair, crack sealing, or traffic control operationspreferred. Strong understanding of DOT standards, construction drawings, and daily reporting required.
Benefits:
Health, dental, and vision insurance
Life insurance and HSA options
401(k) with company match
Bonus program
Company truck, gas card, cell phone, and credit card (for company use)
Next Steps:
If you’re a proven leader in roadway or airport preservation ready to take on a traveling Foreman opportunity, we encourage you to apply today to begin the next step in the process.
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