Modular Construction Foreman

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Modular Construction Foreman

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About Tasu Construction

Tasu Construction is a Western Canada–based construction company
specializing in the installation and delivery of high-quality modular and camp
facilities. We are seeking an experienced Foreman to lead field crews and
coordinate civil, structural, mechanical, carpentry, and general construction
scopes on upcoming modular construction and workforce accommodation projects.

The Opportunity

This is a hands-on, field-based
leadership role ideal for an experienced construction foreman with strong
supervisory skills, practical construction coordination experience, accurate
material take-off ability, and the ability to lead crews and subcontractors in
active project environments. The Foreman will support project planning, onsite
execution, safety, quality control, deficiency management, inspections,
commissioning support, and turnover of modular and camp facility projects.

Work Schedule & Travel

• Remote,

project-based work

• Rotational

schedule as required by project needs; Tasu suggests a base 14/7 roster with
project-specific adjustments as needed

• Travel

required throughout British Columbia and Western Canada

• Work

may take place in construction site, remote site, and camp environments

Key Responsibilities

• Lead

and coordinate field crews, apprentices, labourers, and subcontractors,
including assigning work, monitoring productivity, coaching team members, and
ensuring work is completed safely, efficiently, and to specification

• Perform

hands-on construction work as required, including carpentry, repairs,
structural work, modular installations, and general construction tasks

• Coordinate

civil, structural, mechanical, carpentry, rigging, module setting, foundations,
decks, stairs, landings, finishing, repairs, and related construction
activities

• Read

and apply construction drawings, specifications, schedules, and technical
documents to plan, sequence, and complete work

• Develop

daily work plans and coordinate manpower, materials, tools, equipment, site
logistics, and sequencing with the project management team

• Support

cost control by forecasting labour, material, tool, and equipment needs;
tracking actual usage; and communicating budget or productivity concerns

• Complete

material take-offs, verify quantities against drawings and scope, and support
timely ordering, receiving, and staging of materials and supplies

• Maintain

accurate project documentation, including daily site reports, safety records,
progress updates, material records, deficiency tracking, and other required
project records

• Identify

and resolve field issues, trade conflicts, deficiencies, access constraints,
and productivity challenges in a timely and practical manner

• Coordinate

quality control, inspections, testing support, deficiency correction,
commissioning support, and turnover activities with inspectors, consultants,
subcontractors, and trades

• Follow

all safety policies and applicable occupational health and safety requirements
while contributing to a strong site safety culture

• Maintain

professional communication with project management, site supervisors,
subcontractors, inspectors, suppliers, and other stakeholders regarding
progress, material needs, schedule impacts, and site issues

Required Qualifications

• 5+

years of related trade, carpentry, civil, structural, mechanical, modular, or
general construction experience

• 3+

years of construction supervision, foreman, or lead-hand experience

• Strong

working knowledge of modular construction, camp facility installation,
carpentry, foundations, structural repairs, civil works, mechanical
coordination, rigging, and module setting

• Ability

to read and interpret blueprints, drawings, sketches, specifications,
schedules, and construction documents

• Proven

field leadership skills with the ability to assign work, monitor progress,
motivate crews, delegate effectively, and maintain accountability for safety,
quality, and schedule

• Experience

with material take-offs, labour and material forecasting, purchasing
coordination, receiving, and basic job budgeting support

• Ability

to coordinate effectively with project managers, subcontractors, inspectors,
engineers, consultants, clients, suppliers, and other trades

• Knowledge

of applicable provincial building codes, occupational health and safety
regulations, WorkSafeBC requirements where applicable, and construction safety
practices

• Ability

to work under pressure, prioritize competing demands, meet deadlines, and
maintain efficiency in a fast-paced construction environment

• Strong

organization, communication, decision-making, time management, cleanliness, and
professional conduct

• Comfortable

using Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and digital tools for reporting,
documentation, drawings, material take-offs, deficiencies, scheduling, or
project coordination

• Valid

driver’s license with a clean driver’s abstract

• Legally

eligible to work in Canada

• Physically

capable of performing heavy manual outdoor construction work in varying weather
conditions

Preferred Assets

• Red Seal certification, carpentry

ticket, or apprenticeship training

• Camp, modular, workforce

accommodation, remote construction, or light equipment operating experience

• First Aid, Fall Protection, WHMIS,

or other construction safety training

• Ability to provide own hand tools

What We Offer

• Competitive wage based on experience
• Overtime pay
• Rotational schedule
• Travel opportunities throughout

British Columbia and Western Canada

• Career growth within a growing

modular construction team

Start Date

Target start date aligned with upcoming project mobilizations.

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