Job Description
Working Foreman - Birmingham - £26.96 per hour PAYE VGC Group are looking for an experienced Working Foreman to start on a major project in Birmingham. This contract is available to start as soon as possible and we can offer up to 2 years' work for the successful candidate. Role: Working Foreman Location: Birmingham Salary: £26.96 per hour PAYE Hours: 50 per week Contract: Long-term contract Experience: 2 years + Qualifications Required: - Gold or Black CSCS Card - SMSTS - First Aid (preferred) - Proven experience supervising construction teams - Strong background in civil engineering, concrete, or infrastructure projects Please apply via the link provided, directly to (url removed), or (phone number removed). Working Foreman Experience Your role as a Working Foreman will be based in Birmingham and will consist of: - Supervising and working alongside site operatives to ensure works are completed safely and efficiently. - Leading teams on site, providing direction and support to achieve programme targets. - Coordinating daily activities, labour, plant, and materials. - Ensuring all works are carried out in accordance with project specifications and quality standards. - Conducting daily briefings and toolbox talks. - Monitoring productivity and reporting progress to site management. - Promoting and maintaining high standards of health, safety, and environmental compliance. - Conducting regular site inspections and ensuring safe systems of work are followed. - Assisting with planning and organising work activities to meet project deadlines. - Maintaining accurate site records, permits, inspections, and timesheets. - Liaising with site management, subcontractors, and operatives to ensure smooth project delivery. - Identifying and resolving site issues in a proactive and professional manner. - Ensuring all personnel wear the correct PPE and adhere to site safety procedures. - Reporting incidents, near misses, and safety concerns as
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