Site Foreman Civil and Site Construction
26 days ago
Atlanta
Job DescriptionBenefits: • Training & development, • Competitive salary Position Overview Georgia Green Energy Services (GGES) is seeking a highly experienced General Foreman Civil & Site Construction to oversee subcontracted concrete, grading, trenching, demolition, and site restoration work for a public infrastructure project located along the Atlanta BeltLine. This individual will serve as GGES on-site authority for all civil operations, ensuring subcontractors execute work in strict accordance with construction drawings, ADA requirements, City of Atlanta standards, ACI specifications, and project schedule milestones. This is a hands-on leadership role requiring strong field presence, technical competence in civil construction, and professional communication with clients, engineers, inspectors, and subcontractors. Project Scope Includes • Concrete demolition and replacement, • 3000 PSI structural concrete pads, • ADA-compliant accessible routes and turning radii, • Trenching and conduit rough-in coordination, • Compaction verification (90% grade minimum), • Installation of foundations for kiosk, bollards, cabinets, and EV charger, • Coordination with Georgia Power, • Traffic control and public safety compliance, • Site restoration to pre-existing or better condition Key Responsibilities Field Oversight & Quality Control • Supervise and direct all civil subcontractors (concrete, grading, demo, trenching)., • Verify all work complies with project drawings and specifications., • Ensure concrete meets strength, reinforcement, cover, and finish standards., • Confirm proper compaction, base preparation, and slab tolerances., • Monitor ADA compliance including slopes, clearances, and turning radii., • Ensure grounding and trenching installations comply with NEC and utility requirements., • Coordinate demolition, rough-in, and concrete placement sequencing., • Plan around weather risk and rainy season impacts., • Ensure milestone completion before major public events (April 4 festival)., • Maintain clean and safe job site daily., • Serve as GGES field representative with:, • eX2 (field POC), • ABI Smart City, • City inspectors, • Utility representatives, • Document completed work in provided GIS platforms (EZRI)., • Upload progress updates to SharePoint., • Identify and communicate field conflicts immediately., • Enforce OSHA and City of Atlanta safety requirements., • Maintain traffic control in public right-of-way., • Ensure fencing and site protection are maintained., • Maintain positive site drainage during construction., • Oversee erosion and sediment control compliance. Required Qualifications • 10+ years experience supervising civil/site construction projects, • Strong background in:, • Concrete removal and placement, • ADA-compliant public infrastructure, • Site grading and compaction, • Trenching and underground utility coordination, • Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, • Familiarity with ACI, ADA, MUTCD, and NEC standards, • Experience coordinating with public agencies and inspectors, • Proven subcontractor management skills, • Strong scheduling and sequencing experience, • Ability to manage fast-paced urban public projects Preferred Qualifications • Experience working on City of Atlanta projects, • Experience with Georgia Power coordination, • OSHA 30 certification, • Experience managing work in active public spaces (parks, trails, retail areas), • Experience on Smart City, EV infrastructure, or utility projects Leadership Traits Required • Direct and decisive in the field, • Proactive communicator, • Detail-oriented with zero tolerance for rework, • Solutions-focused under schedule pressure, • Calm under public visibility, • Protective of contract scope and company riskReporting Structure Reports directly to: • Director of Operations GGES, • Project Executive GGESActs as: Submit resume and project list highlighting: • Public infrastructure projects, • Concrete/ADA compliance experience, • Urban site management experience, • Subcontractor oversight history