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Job Description

The Construction Foreman at CTS is a leadership position reporting to the Project Manager, requiring mechanical aptitude, problem-solving skills, and practical leadership abilities. This role is pivotal in supervising crews, ensuring safety, and maintaining compliance with OHSA guidelines. The General Foreman manages planning, scheduling, quality control, and employee relations while fostering a respectful and productive work environment. Key responsibilities include translating project requirements into actionable plans, conducting safety assessments, resolving crew issues, and ensuring work meets quality standards. With 3-5 years of trades experience and strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills, the General Foreman plays a vital role as a liaison between the company, contractors, and clients, ensuring project success and team cohesion.

Job Description

The Crew Lead at CTS is a critical role supporting the Foreman in the assembly and installation of bolted steel systems. Serving as the Foreman’s right hand, this position requires mechanical aptitude, precision, and a strong focus on safety and quality. While primarily focused on hands-on assembly tasks, the Crew Lead may take on a minor supervisory role in the Foreman’s absence, ensuring continuity and adherence to project standards until their return. Key responsibilities include interpreting assembly drawings, operating hydraulic jacking systems, and performing elevated and ground-level tasks. This role is ideal for individuals with physical stamina, a team-oriented mindset, and a commitment to supporting project goals under the guidance of the Foreman. Certifications such as Working at Heights and AWP are preferred or can be acquired.

Job Description

The Tank Installer – Level 3 at CTS plays a vital role in the precise and safe assembly of bolted steel tank systems. This hands-on position requires mechanical aptitude, attention to detail, and a commitment to quality standards. Responsible for tasks such as interpreting assembly drawings, operating mechanical and hydraulic jacking systems, and performing both ground-level and elevated work, the Tank Installer ensures every project is executed with efficiency and safety. Ideal candidates bring physical stamina, a strong team-oriented mindset, and a dedication to maintaining project standards. Certifications like Working at Heights and Confined Spaces are preferred or can be obtained.

Job Description

The Tank Installer – Level 1 & 2 roles at CTS are foundational training positions designed for individuals looking to build a career in the assembly and installation of bolted steel tank systems. These roles involve supporting the assembly process through tasks such as staging materials, assisting with tool handling, applying sealants, and ensuring a clean, safe work environment. Level 1 is ideal for candidates with no prior experience who bring a strong work ethic and a willingness to learn, while Level 2 is suited for those with some hands-on experience and basic skills in using hand and power tools. Both positions offer the opportunity to develop technical skills, gain practical experience, and work under the guidance of experienced team members. Certifications such as Working at Heights and Confined Spaces are preferred or can be obtained during training. These roles are perfect for individuals eager to grow within a collaborative and safety-focused environment.