Foreman construction jobs
Your top job as a foreman? You can find it here.
You take charge. You know how a job site works, motivate your team and roll up your own sleeves. As a construction foreman, you are the backbone of every project, ensuring that deadlines are met and that everyone works safely and efficiently.
Why you are indispensable as a foreman
- Top pay according to experience, with all the benefits of PC 124.
- Responsibility: You lead people and projects.
- Growth Opportunities: From foreman to site manager or project manager.
- Respect: You are the point of contact, on site and with the customer.
Not a classic boss, but a leader.
IMPACT works with companies that value your experience and give you room to grow.
Ready to direct your team?
Check out the foreman jobs at IMPACT below.
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Questions fréquemment posées
What does a foreman do on a construction site?
A foreman in construction organizes and supervises a team of construction workers on site. The foreman ensures workplace safety, assigns tasks to team members and monitors that work is carried out correctly and according to schedule. The foreman acts as the first level of supervision between workers and the site manager.
What is the salary of a foreman in construction according to Joint Committee 124 (PC 124)?
In Belgium, a construction foreman may receive an additional foreman allowance on top of the base wage under Joint Committee 124.
The salary typically equals the base category (usually category III or IV) plus a foreman allowance, resulting in approximately €22 to €24+ gross per hour depending on experience and responsibilities.
How do you become a foreman in the construction sector?
Becoming a foreman in construction generally requires several years of experience as a skilled construction worker. Career progression from construction worker to foreman usually happens internally, with increasing responsibility and leadership duties on site.
