Full-Time Construction Foreman – Kabayan
Job Description
A skilled Concrete Finisher or artisan who works with concrete on building projects by installing, finishing, preserving, and repairing concrete. Responsible for establishing the concrete forms and ensuring that they have the proper depth and pitch. Pours concrete straight from the concrete truck chute, the concrete pump, the concrete, or the wheelbarrow. Worked using shovels and rakes to pour the concrete in place, and at times used a straightedge back and forth over the top of the forms to screed, or level, the newly laid concrete. They smooth the surface after leveling the concrete using a hand trowel, a long-handed bull float, or motorized floats. Concrete finishers squeeze an edger between the forms and the concrete after the concrete has been smoothed and floated to chamber the edges and make them less prone to chip. After the trowel finish is complete, broom and stamp finishes are two separate final products for outdoor concrete. The broom finish is intended to keep the concrete from sliding, while the stamp finish is utilized for aesthetics. Must understand how to create and complete a head on curb and gutter section.
Job Title : Construction Foreman
Location : Kabayan, Benguet Province, Philippines
Salary : $ 23.33 per hour.
Company : Express Employment Professionals
Job Type : Full-Time
Qualifications:
- The process of leveling the top surface of newly poured concrete on floors, walls, ceilings, and walkways. Curing the surface of concrete by applying hardening and sealing agents.
- Performs manual labor activities associated with department projects (which may include, among other things, lifting/moving heavy products, shoveling materials, clearing up debris/litter, and erecting signage).
- Maintenance of machinery, including cleaning, inspection, and monitoring for efficiency and safety are all part of the job. Equipment malfunctions should be reported.
- Before setting and aligning forms, checks that they have been made correctly; if they aren’t, they’re reworked until they meet the required specifications.
- A variety of documents such as reports or work orders are sent to you for completion; you then process the information and either pass it on or keep it for your records.
- Using a vibrating machine to crush concrete. Installing anchor bolts, steel plates, and other concrete fixings. Using a sponge-rubber float or burlap, mix in the cement.
- The tasks of the Concrete Finisher involve operating machines and doing manual labor in the construction and finishing of concrete surfaces, as well as aiding with other Public Works projects.
- Workers, government officials, the general public, and others may call or use two-way radio to get information and service.
- This profession requires the use of a wide variety of equipment, gear, and tools. Dump truck, front-end loader, backhoe, tamping machine, cement mixer, air compressor, jackhammer, concrete saw, mallet, shovel, rake, axe, and mechanic tools are examples of these. Concrete forms, tools, and other materials
- To repair damaged concrete surfaces, a range of various kinds of cementitious materials are used.
Skills:
- It is necessary to work shifts (days and nights) and long hours (70+ hours a week and nights) during the summer months.
- Following all safety rules and procedures and communicating properly with colleagues and supervisors is essential for on-time completion of projects.
- Moving at least 30 pounds and up to 150 pounds with others’ help
- Interpersonal, organizational, and communication abilities are all essential.
- You’ll need a high school certificate or GED, as well as two (2) years of concrete or brickwork experience and/or training for this career. To complete the work, you may also apply any other applicable training and skills.