Special Projects Foreman

Special Projects Foreman The Special Projects Foreman is responsible for planning, coordinating, and executing facility improvements, infrastructure maintenance, equipment reliability initiatives, and land management projects across the operation. This role leads capital projects, oversees preventative maintenance programs, manages contractors, and identifies opportunities to improve efficiency, safety, and long-term asset value.

Primary Responsibilities Capital & Infrastructure Projects Plan and oversee construction, renovation, and facility improvement projects from start to finish.

Develop project budgets, schedules, and timelines.

Coordinate contractors, suppliers, and internal labor.

Provide hands on leadership and work alongside the crew when necessary.

Set clear expectations for quality and productivity

Inspect completed work before considering the project finished.

Ensure projects are completed safely, on time, and within budget.

Maintain clean and organized project sites.

Maintenance & Asset Management Oversee preventative maintenance programs for facilities and equipment.

Prioritize repair needs based on operational needs.

Manage maintenance inventories and replacement planning.

Improve equipment reliability and reduce downtime.

Equipment management on mobile equipment.

Property & Land Management Manage roads, drainage, fencing, buildings, and company-owned properties.

Coordinate mowing, vegetation control, snow removal, and erosion control.

Maintain the appearance and functionality of all company facilities.

Operational Improvement Identify and implement efficiency improvements across the operation.

Lead continuous improvement.

Research and evaluate new technologies and equipment.

Support managers with operational problem-solving and process improvements.

Safety & Compliance Ensure projects comply with company safety standards and environmental regulations.

Promote safe work practices among employees and contractors.

Maintain documentation for inspections, permits, and maintenance activities.

Qualifications Experience in agriculture, construction, maintenance, or project management.

Strong leadership and organizational skills.

Knowledge of heavy equipment, welding, mechanical systems, and facility maintenance.

Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.

Proficiency with budgeting and contractor coordination.

Success Measures Projects completed on schedule and within budget.

Reduced equipment downtime and maintenance costs.

Improved facility conditions and operational efficiency.

High safety performance with minimal incidents.

Effective management of contractors and vendors.