Foreman

Role overview

Site operations and reporting

• Oversee day-to-day site operations across multiple projects.
• Maintain installation, start, damage, and stop documentation.
• Ensure work follows project requirements, specifications, and method statements.
• Plan, deploy, and monitor resources and personnel to optimize utilization and reduce costs.
• Support progress reporting, manpower plans, and operational updates, including a rolling three-month manpower plan.
• Report site progress, equipment utilization, and employee attendance daily.
• Coordinate with Workshop, Inventory, and other departments.
• Refuse unsafe work and immediately report unsafe practices or hazards to the Safety Officer or Line Manager.

QHSE and quality

• Understand and follow company QHSE policies and procedures; maintain safety targets and zero tolerance for unsafe practices or conditions.
• Review relevant project specifications before site work and monitor activities for quality, safety, and accuracy.
• Notify the Line Manager of defects, mistakes, errors, contamination, or variations.

Team support

• Set team direction and objectives and monitor progress on development plans.
• Identify operational problems and opportunities, escalating relevant matters to the Line Manager.
• Facilitate communication and collaboration across teams for efficient delivery.

Qualifications and experience

• High School Certificate required; Trade Certificate or Diploma is an asset.
• At least 2 years of site operations or construction experience and ability to supervise multiple projects.
• Working knowledge of groundwater control and general construction processes.
• Basic ability to read and interpret technical drawings.
• Valid driving license required; Middle East license is an advantage.

Skills and working conditions

• Computer proficiency and ability to prepare operational reports.
• Teamwork, stakeholder communication, independent task completion, and ability to meet deadlines.
• Ability to work under pressure and flexible hours.
• Good verbal and written English communication.
• Knowledge of safety requirements, health legislation, and QHSE compliance.
• Travel percentage is determined by operational needs.