Miscellaneous Metals Foreman

Miscellaneous Metals Foreman

Location: Candidates must be located near Georgetown, DE; Sterling, VA; Baltimore, MD; or Washington, DC
Job Type: Direct Hire
Pay: Starting at $32/hour; higher pay available based on experience
Benefits: Company truck and gas card provided

Position Overview

We are looking for an experienced Miscellaneous Metals Foreman to lead field installation crews working on stairs, railings, and other miscellaneous metal projects. This is a hands-on position responsible for coordinating job-site activities, maintaining quality standards, and keeping work compliant with safety requirements.

The Foreman will also act as the primary field contact for installation activities and coordinate with the General Contractor throughout the project.

Responsibilities

Direct field crews installing stairs, railings, and miscellaneous metal components.

Coordinate daily work and site activities with the General Contractor.

Review blueprints and establish accurate layouts for installation.

Plan crew assignments and organize required materials, tools, and equipment.

Confirm crew certifications and ensure compliance with site safety requirements.

Act as the on-site safety representative and enforce PPE and project-specific safety procedures.

Lead Tool-Box Shop Talks and reinforce safe work practices.

Complete daily field and vehicle inspection reports.

Monitor tools, equipment, and company service vehicles and report maintenance needs.

Maintain quality and productivity throughout installation activities.

What We Offer

• Direct-hire employment
• Starting pay of $32/hour, with higher pay based on experience
• Company truck
• Company gas card

Qualifications

5+ years of miscellaneous metals experience preferred.

Previous Foreman or supervisory experience strongly preferred.

Ability to read blueprints and understand safety documentation.

Strong basic math skills, including angles, degrees, and standard measurements.

Working knowledge of AWS D1.1.

Knowledge of SMAW, FCAW, GMAW, and GTAW welding processes.

Current welder certifications or the ability to successfully pass a weld test.

Strong commitment to job-site safety, quality workmanship, and teamwork.