Auger Boring Foreman

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midwest moleGreenfield (IN)

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Senior

SALARY

$70,000 - $110,000 per year

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Job Description: Auger Boring Foreman
Summary: ·Be able to run auger boring machines up to 72” ·Be able to use cutting torch and weld ·Able to look at set of plans and figure out inverts of pipe and percent of grade ·Set up and shoot alignment with a transit ·Ability to shoot grade with level and grade rod ·Routine maintenance on auger bore equipment ·Ability to operate Large Excavators 70,000 - 110,000 - SAEControls ·Threading of carrier pipe with spacers and wood blocking or rails ·Ability to dig pit with trench boxes safely ·Preferably 2 years foreman experience Position Requirements ·Able to obtain a CDL physical (to be eligible to drive a company vehicle) ·Valid driver’s license. No major infractions in the last 3 years ·Willing to be a member of the Operating Engineers union in necessary area ·Willing to work beside the crew. Working foreman ·Up to 100% percent travel. Depending on where you live. Most work in the Midwest and Dc area. Home most weekends. Like for you to relocate to the Midwest. ·Communicate with superior and customers ·5 years auger boring experience ·Trench safety. Know what a safe excavation is ·Proficient with basic construction math. Able to calculate grades, depths, cuts, volumes ·Perform daily safety discussion with crew, weekly toolbox talks and document electronically ·Electronically submit daily progress reports, receipts and other required documentation in accordance with company policy ·Typically work 4-10, 5-8 – when traveling longer distance we sometimes work 6 on – 1 off – 4 on – 3 off and home. Company pays for airfare if necessary.

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