Mason Foreman

Are you a hands-on, experienced construction professional who enjoys getting the job done right from the ground up? We are looking for a Mason Foreman to join our team and oversee the successful completion of construction projects.

The Mason Foreman is an expert-level masonry professional and hands-on working leader responsible for leading day-to-day masonry, restoration, repair, and related specialty work. This position possesses advanced knowledge of masonry materials, methods, techniques, and systems and serves as a technical resource for the crew.

Working under the direction of the Superintendent, or independently on smaller-scope projects as assigned, the Mason Foreman actively performs work alongside the crew while coordinating manpower, materials, equipment, scaffolding, sequencing, safety, quality, and production. The Foreman provides technical direction, troubleshoots complex field conditions, and develops Masons and Masonry Apprentices through hands-on training and coaching.

day in the life:

• · Serve as the craft expert and technical resource for assigned masonry work, applying advanced knowledge of masonry materials, installation methods, repair techniques, and proper work practices.

  · Lead and actively perform brick, block, cultured stone, tuckpointing, historic restoration, masonry patching, repair, and other masonry-related work.

  · Lead and perform caulking and sealant installation, including applications on masonry, concrete flatwork, joints, openings, penetrations, and other construction applications as assigned.

  · Lead installation of lintels, bond beams, reinforcement, anchors, ties, flashing, insulation, and other masonry wall-system components.

  · Evaluate existing conditions and determine appropriate methods and techniques for masonry repair, restoration, patching, and tuckpointing, coordinating unusual or significant conditions with the Superintendent.

  · Troubleshoot complex masonry conditions and provide technical direction to the crew to maintain quality and productivity.

  · Direct daily crew activities and assign work based on project priorities, employee skill levels, and production needs.

  · Plan upcoming work, including manpower, materials, tools, equipment, scaffolding, access, and sequencing, to maintain efficient operations.

  · Perform and coordinate masonry layout and ensure the crew understands applicable dimensions, elevations, openings, and other requirements.

  · Coordinate and actively participate in the setup, modification, dismantling, and use of scaffolding in accordance with training and company requirements.

  · Establish and maintain workmanship expectations for line, grade, plumb, level, joint consistency, finish, appearance, and overall quality.

  · Determine material quantities and coordinate the ordering and delivery of materials necessary to support upcoming work.

  · Monitor production and adjust crew assignments, sequencing, or work methods as needed to maintain schedule and efficiency.

  · Independently lead small-scope masonry, repair, restoration, and service projects from initial planning and setup through completion.

  · Coordinate masonry activities with the Superintendent, other Daniels crews, subcontractors, and trades to support project sequencing.

  · Identify and resolve routine field issues and promptly communicate conditions that may affect scope, safety, quality, cost, or schedule to the Superintendent.

  · Serve as a trainer and mentor for Masons and Masonry Apprentices by demonstrating proper techniques, explaining the reasoning behind work methods, providing feedback, and reinforcing workmanship expectations.

  · Evaluate the skill development of crew members and communicate training needs, performance concerns, and demonstrated capabilities to the Superintendent.

  · Promote accountability for safety, quality, productivity, attendance, workmanship, and proper care of company tools and equipment.

  · Communicate regularly with the Superintendent regarding progress, manpower, materials, upcoming work, field conditions, and potential issues.

  · Maintain an organized and professional work area and represent Daniels Construction positively with customers, project partners, and other trades.

  · Perform other construction and trade-related duties as assigned based on project and company needs

qualifications:

• · High School Diploma and/or GED, required

  · Completion of a recognized masonry/bricklaying apprenticeship or equivalent combination of masonry training and demonstrated field experience.

  · 7+ Years of Experience in masonry, preferred

  · Basic understanding of construction tools and materials

  · Strong willingness to learn and improve

  · Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record as required for assigned responsibilities.

  · Willingness to travel within 90 miles of Madison/Dane County (surrounding areas may be requested)

Joe Daniels Construction is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. We are committed to achieving and maintaining a diverse workforce. Qualified females, minorities, veterans and disabled individuals are encouraged to apply.