Job Description
Working Foreman Daniel Owen are currently recruiting on behalf of a leading national refurbishment and property services contractor for an experienced Working Foreman to join a major university refurbishment project. The company has an established reputation for delivering refurbishment, fit-out and property improvement projects across the education, healthcare, commercial, retail and public sectors. The successful candidate will join an experienced project team delivering works within a live university environment, where careful planning, coordination and a high standard of workmanship are essential. Position: Working Foreman Location: Coventry Salary: 220.00 per day Contract Type : Long term freelance Start date: Immediately available This is an excellent opportunity for a hands-on construction professional with proven refurbishment experience who is looking to take responsibility for the day-to-day supervision and coordination of site activities. The Role: As Working Foreman, you will work closely with the Site Manager and wider project team to ensure the efficient delivery of the refurbishment works. You will provide day-to-day supervision of subcontractors and trades, coordinate site activities and ensure works are delivered safely, to programme and in accordance with the required quality standards. Key responsibilities will include: Supervising and coordinating subcontractors, trades and site operatives. Providing effective day-to-day leadership across the site. Working closely with the Site Manager to ensure the project remains on programme. Coordinating the sequencing and interface of multiple trades. Reviewing construction drawings, specifications and project information. Monitoring workmanship and ensuring works are completed to the required standard. Identifying potential issues and resolving problems promptly to maintain progress. Coordinating labour, materials, plant and deliveries. Maintaining ef
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