Pavement Marking Foreman

• Lead a crew installing thermoplastic and painted roadway markings; operate longline trucks and related equipment.
• Plan daily work, assign crew duties, and coordinate equipment and materials with the Operations Manager or supervisor.
• Read plans and work orders; verify layout, line locations, widths, colors, and patterns.
• Monitor surface and weather conditions, material temperature, thickness, and bead coverage; adjust equipment to meet project specifications and FDOT requirements.
• Conduct safety briefings, enforce PPE and safe material handling, and coordinate crew movements with traffic control personnel under the work zone plan.
• Verify installed quantities and submit daily reports covering job locations, labor hours, production, materials, equipment, and delays.
• Communicate progress and field issues to management, contractors, and inspectors; refer extra work and scope changes to management before proceeding.
• Complete pre-trip and post-trip inspections; keep trucks clean, stocked, and maintained, and promptly report defects or repair needs.
• Train crew members in layout, equipment operation, and installation; maintain crew accountability, productivity, and quality.

• Pavement marking experience required. Longline thermoplastic experience strongly preferred; other paint or thermoplastic striping experience considered.

• Pavement marking experience required. Longline thermoplastic experience strongly preferred; other paint or thermoplastic striping experience considered.
• Previous crew leadership experience, clear communication, and the ability to work independently and alongside a field crew.
• Ability to read striping plans, take field measurements, and calculate installed quantities.
• Knowledge of pavement marking installation, equipment setup, material handling, and work zone safety.
• Mechanical aptitude to troubleshoot equipment, make routine adjustments, and coordinate repairs.
• Ability to use smartphones, email, and applications for daily reporting and communication.
• Valid Class B CDL or higher with no air-brake restriction and a driving record that meets company requirements.
• ATSSA Basic Flagger certification and ability to meet project-specific traffic control training requirements.

• Regularly lift and move 50 to 100 pounds; handle heavier loads with assistance or lifting equipment as needed.

• Regularly lift and move 50 to 100 pounds; handle heavier loads with assistance or lifting equipment as needed.
• Stand, walk, bend, and climb onto equipment throughout the shift.
• Work outdoors in varying weather around moving traffic, equipment, hot materials, fumes, airborne particles, and moderate to loud noise; wear required PPE.

• Work variable day or night shifts, overtime, weekends, and occasional holidays as project needs require.

• Work variable day or night shifts, overtime, weekends, and occasional holidays as project needs require.
• Travel to project sites and stay overnight when required.

• Health Insurance
• Dental Insurance
• Vision Insurance
• Life Insurance
• Short-Term Disability Insurance
• Long-Term Disability Insurance
• 401k