Saw Cutting Foreman

Posted 2 days ago

conewago enterprisesHanover (PA)

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About the role

Saw Cutting Foreman Conewago is currently seeking applications for an experienced Saw Cutting Foreman. Ideal candidate is expected to manage the concrete saw crew, equipment and materials on-site. Candidate will also direct and perform wet/dry concrete cutting, wall sawing, floor sawing, soft cutting, floor grinding, polishing and coring. Additional duties include the following: Must have 3-5 Years' experience Ability to lead and supervise a crew keeping the projects moving efficiently Train and mentor less-experienced employees Coordinate the crew to load equipment and materials for each site Perform daily safety huddles Communicate with the manager of the division on the daily job progress Complete daily report with quantity of work performed during the course of the day. Must posses a valid driver's license Conewago offers a competitive salary and benefits package that begins after a 45 day orientation period and includes: Medical. Dental, Vision, 401k, Short Term Disability, Long Term Disability, PTO and Holidays. We are looking for applicants who enjoy "Helping Organizations Turn Visions into Reality", and who possess our company's Core Values of Committed, Can-Do-Attitude and Creative. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply Conewago is an Disability/veteran Employer

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