
Miscellaneous Metals Installation Foreman
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Miscellaneous Metals Installation Foreman
Job Type: Direct Hire
Pay: Starting at $32/hour — higher depending on experience
Location: Candidates should be based near Georgetown, DE; Sterling, VA; Baltimore, MD; or Washington, DC
Company Vehicle: Truck and gas card provided
Position Summary
Seeking an experienced field foreman to lead crews installing stairs, railings, and miscellaneous metalwork at construction sites. This position oversees daily field operations, crew coordination, installation quality, and job-site safety while working with general contractors and project teams.
Responsibilities
Requirements
- SMAW
- FCAW
- GMAW
- GTAW
- Current welding certifications or ability to successfully pass a weld test.
- Strong commitment to job-site safety, quality, and teamwork.
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