Guardrail Foreman

Job Summary

The Guardrail Foreman is responsible for managing the installation, maintenance, and

repair of guardrail systems and impact attenuators. This position involves leading a

team ensuring projects are completed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with

applicable regulations. The foreman also has daily communication with state / city

inspection teams to coordinate daily activities and track quantities.

Key Responsibilities

- Supervise, lead and train team in the installation, repair, and maintenance of

guardrail systems (W-Beam, Cable barriers, End Terminals and Impact

Attenuators).

- Interprets drawings, plans and blueprints to ensure precise installation of

guardrail systems and impact attenuators.

- Manage on-site safety, including traffic control set-ups and compliance with

VDOT and OSHA regulations.

- Operate and oversee the safe use of heavy machinery (Pounder truck, skidsteers

and augers).

- Prepare daily and weekly foreman reports, track material usage, track and record

daily quantities and manage crew’s timecards.

Qualifications

- High school diploma or equivalent

- Valid driver’s license (Class A or B CDL) Class “A” is highly preferred

- Clean driving record

- Minimum 5 years of guardrail experience or heavy highway construction

- GRIT certification, Traffic Control certification and OSHA 30 certification is highly

preferred

- Ability to workdays, nights, weekends and or out of town when needed

Benefits

- Competitive wages (depending on experience).

- Health, Dental and Vision Insurance

- Paid time off

- Paid Holidays

- Pension Program

- 401k

Curtis Contracting Inc. is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to diversity in

the workplace. We prohibit discrimination and harassment of any kind based on race,

color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin,

age, genetic information, disability, or veteran status. We encourage all qualified

individuals to apply and thrive in our inclusive environment.