General Foreman

About the Role Experienced general foreman to lead and coordinate field crews in safe execution of construction, installation, and repair work per defined job packages. Requires ability to interpret blueprints, plan sequencing, manage materials and resources, and communicate with clients and project leadership. Strong safety leadership to oversee field activities, mitigate hazards, and ensure quality and compliance. What You'll Do

• Supervise and coordinate activities of workers performing construction, installation, and repair tasks within assigned job packages.
• Review and interpret blueprints to determine work methods, sequencing, and implementation logistics.
• Define the scope of work and expected progression of tasks to assigned crews.
• Plan and determine the sequence of fabrication, assembly, installation, and testing activities.
• Ensure required materials, tools, equipment, and supplies are available to craftsmen before and during execution.
• Directly oversee field activities to ensure compliance with safety requirements and company procedures.
• Identify, communicate, and mitigate foreseeable hazards, acting as a liaison between disciplines to protect all exposed workers.
• Assign workers to specific tasks such as material cutting, concrete form building, framework erection, and hydro-testing based on project phase and discipline.
• Inspect completed work to verify conformance with specifications, drawings, and job package requirements.
• Coordinate with QA/QC supervision to support inspections and quality compliance.
• Communicate work progress, issues, and schedule status with client representatives and project leadership.
• Follow direction from inline supervision and integrate feedback into daily work planning.
• Perform hands-on installation work when required based on job size and scope.
• Supervise support crafts assigned to the crew as needed.
• Lead toolbox talks and conduct Job Safety Analyses (JSAs) What We're Looking For
• Experience leading and coordinating construction field crews.
• Ability to interpret blueprints and plan work.
• Strong safety leadership and ability to conduct safety meetings and JSA.
• Knowledge of QA/QC processes and ability to coordinate with QA/QC.
• Strong communication skills with clients and project leadership.
• Ability to plan fabrication, assembly, installation, and testing activities.
• Hands-on installation capability.
• Experience with hydro-testing and other field testing activities.
• Ability to assign tasks to crews and manage schedules.
• Willingness to supervise and mentor junior crafts. Nice to Have
• Experience in industrial, energy, or nuclear project environments (nice to have). Compensation & Benefits
• Benefits focused on safety and well-being, including mental, emotional, and physical well-being support.
• Career development through Aecon University, tuition reimbursement, and Leadership Programs.
• Inclusive work environment with emphasis on mutual respect, teamwork, and opportunities to contribute.
• Opportunity to contribute to high-impact infrastructure projects and build with top talent.