Structural Steel Foreman

We are looking for a Structural Steel Foreman to lead field operations while actively performing ironwork on commercial, industrial, and residential construction projects in the Greater Philadelphia area. This is a hands-on leadership role responsible for managing a crew, maintaining safety standards, and ensuring high-quality structural steel installation on active construction sites. The position requires a working foreman who leads by example, contributes to daily production, and keeps projects organized, safe, and on schedule.

Responsibilities

• Lead and work alongside a crew of ironworkers performing structural steel erection and installation

• Plan and organize daily work activities, manpower allocation, materials, and equipment usage

• Perform rigging, connecting, detailing, and decking of structural steel components

• Read and interpret erection drawings, shop drawings, and structural plans to ensure accurate installation

• Maintain jobsite safety and enforce OSHA safety standards and procedures

• Coordinate field activities with project managers, general contractors, inspectors, and other trades

• Monitor project productivity, quality, and schedule performance

• Identify field issues early and communicate solutions to maintain progress and safety

• Train and mentor crew members through hands-on leadership and jobsite coaching

• Maintain daily reports, time tracking, and basic project documentation

• Ensure jobsites remain clean, organized, and professional at all times

• Represent the company professionally with clients, inspectors, and project partners

Requirements:
• 7+ years of structural steel erection or ironworker experience

• Prior experience as a working foreman, lead ironworker, or crew leader preferred

• Strong experience with rigging, steel connection, decking, and structural steel installation

• Ability to read and interpret erection drawings, sections, and shop drawings

• Knowledge of OSHA safety practices and Controlled Decking Zone (CDZ) procedures

• Ability to lead crews while maintaining productivity, safety, and workmanship standards

• Comfortable working at heights and in active construction environments

• Physically able to lift up to 50 pounds and perform physically demanding work

• Strong communication, organization, and problem-solving skills

• Valid driver’s license with a good driving record

Benefits:
Compensation based on experience.

Benefits may include health insurance, paid time off, paid holidays, overtime opportunities, and company-sponsored programs.