Civil Construction Foreman at Infracon Construction Inc. — NeverHard

Job DescriptionJob Description Civil Construction Foreman Company: Infracon Group of Companies Location: Western Canada — potential project locations may include Hope, 100 Mile House, Merritt, Dawson Creek, Kamloops, and surrounding areas Type: Full-Time / Project-Based Wage Range: $39.00 – $45.00 per hour, depending on experience and qualifications About the Role The Infracon Group of Companies is seeking experienced Civil Construction Foremen for potential upcoming civil construction, mining, and pipeline maintenance work across Western Canada. This role is best suited for a hands-on field leader with strong civil construction experience and the ability to lead crews safely, efficiently, and professionally. The successful candidate will be responsible for coordinating daily field activities, directing workers and equipment, supporting production targets, maintaining safety standards, and ensuring work is completed according to project requirements. Our projects may include road construction, earthworks, drainage, utility installation, pipeline maintenance, mine support work, site development, reclamation, and civil infrastructure upgrades. We are looking for foremen who can lead by example, communicate clearly, solve problems in the field, and keep crews focused on safe, productive, and quality work. This is an excellent opportunity for experienced foremen who enjoy varied project work and are open to supporting projects in different locations throughout Western Canada. Key Responsibilities Field Leadership & Crew Supervision Lead and coordinate daily field activities for civil construction, mining, and pipeline maintenance projects Supervise labourers, operators, truck drivers, subcontractors, and other field personnel as required Provide clear direction to crews to ensure work is completed safely, efficiently, and according to project expectations Support daily planning, task assignment, sequencing, and coordination of labour, equipment, and materials Monitor crew productivity and adjust work plans as needed to support project timelines Lead by example by demonstrating professionalism, accountability, and a strong commitment to safety Maintain a positive, respectful, and team-oriented work environment Civil Construction Coordination Support road construction, earthworks, drainage, utilities, site development, reclamation, and pipeline maintenance activities Coordinate work around active equipment, traffic, utilities, excavation areas, slopes, and changing site conditions Review project drawings, specifications, grade information, and field instructions as required Work closely with superintendents, project managers, surveyors, HSE, subcontractors, suppliers, and client representatives Identify field issues early and help develop practical solutions to keep work moving Ensure work is completed to quality standards, project specifications, and supervisor direction Support efficient material handling, equipment utilization, and site organization Safety & Compliance Promote and maintain a strong safety culture on site Ensure crews follow all company, client, and project safety policies, procedures, and safe work practices Lead or participate in daily safety meetings, toolbox talks, field-level hazard assessments, inspections, and site orientations Identify and correct unsafe conditions, behaviours, or work practices Ensure workers use required personal protective equipment and follow site-specific requirements Report hazards, incidents, near misses, injuries, equipment damage, and environmental concerns promptly Support incident investigations, corrective actions, and follow-up as required Demonstrate a strong commitment to Safety. No Excuses. Quality, Production & Documentation Monitor work quality and ensure completed work meets project specifications and expectations Track daily progress, crew activities, equipment use, materials, delays, and issues as required Complete or support daily field reports, time records, safety documentation, pre-use inspections, and other project paperwork Communicate production updates, site conditions, and project concerns to supervision Help reduce rework by confirming requirements, communicating clearly, and monitoring work as it progresses Maintain organized records and ensure documentation is accurate and submitted in a timely manner Equipment, Materials & Site Organization Coordinate equipment, tools, materials, and personnel to support daily work plans Ensure equipment is used safely, efficiently, and appropriately for the task Monitor equipment needs, maintenance concerns, and repair requirements Coordinate deliveries, staging areas, access routes, laydown areas, and work zones Maintain clean, organized, and safe work areas Support efficient use of materials and reduce unnecessary waste or delays What You Bring Strong civil construction experience with proven ability to lead field crews Experience in road construction, earthworks, drainage, utilities, pipeline maintenance, mining support, or related work Ability to plan and coordinate daily field activities, labour, equipment, and materials Strong understanding of safe work practices, hazard identification, and field-level risk management Clear communication skills and ability to provide direction to crews Ability to read and understand drawings, grade information, site plans, and specifications Strong problem-solving skills and ability to adapt to changing site conditions Reliable, accountable, and willing to travel for project-based work Strong organizational skills and ability to complete required documentation Team-oriented leadership style with a focus on safety, production, and quality Qualifications Previous experience as a civil construction foreman, lead hand, or senior field supervisor is required Experience in civil construction, mining, pipeline maintenance, road construction, drainage, utilities, reclamation, or earthworks is strongly preferred Valid Class 5 driver’s licence and reliable transportation are preferred Equipment operating experience is considered an asset Ability to read drawings, specifications, grade stakes, and site plans is considered an asset Ground Disturbance, CSTS, WHMIS, First Aid, H2S Alive, Leadership for Safety Excellence, or other safety certifications are considered assets depending on project requirements Strong computer or mobile app skills for completing field reports, time records, safety forms, and project documentation are considered an asset Ability to work outdoors in varying weather and site conditions Ability to travel to project locations throughout Western Canada as required Must be eligible to work in Canada Drug and alcohol testing may be required depending on client, site, or project requirements Working Conditions Project-based work in various locations throughout Western Canada Potential project areas may include Hope, 100 Mile House, Merritt, Dawson Creek, Kamloops, and surrounding regions Work may take place in civil construction, mining, industrial, pipeline, roadwork, reclamation, or remote project environments Outdoor work in varying weather conditions, including heat, cold, rain, snow, dust, mud, and uneven terrain Exposure to active equipment, traffic, noise, haul roads, slopes, excavations, tools, and changing site conditions Physically active role requiring walking, standing, climbing in and out of equipment or vehicles, and regular site coordination Shift schedules, rotations, overtime, and travel requirements may vary by project Living out allowance, camp, travel, or other project-specific arrangements may apply depending on location and project terms Compensation & Benefits Wage range of $39.00 – $45.00 per hour , depending on experience and qualifications Full-time and project-based opportunities may be available Benefits and applicable company programs may be available based on employment status and eligibility Project-specific compensation terms, travel, LOA, rotation, or accommodation details may vary by assignment Opportunity to lead crews on civil construction, mining, and pipeline maintenance projects across Western Canada What Success Looks Like Crews are working safely, efficiently, and with clear direction Daily work is planned, organized, and executed according to project priorities Equipment, labour, and materials are coordinated effectively Work is completed to project specifications with minimal rework Safety expectations are clearly communicated and consistently followed Daily reports, time records, safety forms, and project documentation are accurate and submitted on time Field issues are identified early, communicated promptly, and addressed with practical solutions Projects are supported through strong leadership, safe production, quality work, and teamwork Why Join Us Work with an experienced civil construction and industrial services team Lead crews on a variety of projects across Western Canada Apply your field leadership experience across civil, mining, roadwork, earthworks, reclamation, and pipeline maintenance projects Be part of a company focused on safe production, quality work, and operational excellence Contribute to infrastructure and resource-sector projects that support communities and industry across the region