Production Foreman Truss Shop

Join ALH Building Systems as a Production Foreman in our dynamic truss shop and be a key player in our innovative construction operations. You'll lead a team committed to excellence, ensuring efficient and high-quality production that sets us apart. We value your leadership skills and provide a supportive environment where you can grow professionally while contributing to our shared success. With competitive compensation packages and opportunities for career advancement, you'll find a rewarding path with us. Let's build the future together, one truss at a time. Ready to take the next step? Apply today and help us shape the industry with your expertise. Responsibilities: • Supervise and coordinate the daily operations of the truss production team, including scheduling, workflow management, and resource allocation to meet production deadlines. • Oversee the fabrication process of wood roof and floor trusses using metal connector plates, ensuring adherence to design specifications and safety protocols. • Train, mentor, and evaluate shop personnel to maintain high performance, safety awareness, and skill development. • Monitor inventory levels of materials such as lumber, metal plates, and hardware; coordinate with management to prevent shortages. • Conduct quality control inspections throughout the production cycle, identifying and resolving defects or inefficiencies. • Implement and enforce safety procedures, including the use of PPE, machinery operation, and hazard mitigation in compliance with OSHA standards. • Collaborate with engineering and management teams to optimize designs, resolve production issues, and improve processes. • Maintain accurate production records, including output metrics, downtime logs, and maintenance schedules for equipment like saws, presses, and assembly tables. • Troubleshoot equipment malfunctions and coordinate repairs to minimize downtime. Qualifications: • High school diploma or equivalent; technical certification or associate degree in construction, manufacturing, or a related field preferred. • Minimum of 3-5 years of experience in truss fabrication or woodworking production, with at least 2 years in a supervisory role. • Strong knowledge of metal plate connected truss systems, including reading blueprints, truss design software (e.g., MiTek or Alpine), and assembly techniques. • Proven leadership skills with the ability to motivate teams, resolve conflicts, and foster a positive work environment. • Familiarity with safety regulations, lean manufacturing principles, and quality assurance processes. • Physical ability to stand for extended periods, lift up to 50 lbs, and work in a shop environment with exposure to dust, noise, and varying temperatures. • Excellent organizational, problem-solving, and communication skills. • Proficiency in basic computer applications (e.g., Microsoft Office) and production tracking software.

Preferred Skills • Experience with automated truss machinery and CAD software. • Certification in forklift operation or other relevant equipment. • Background in residential or commercial construction. Compensation: $22 - $26 hourly • Supervise and coordinate the daily operations of the truss production team, including scheduling, workflow management, and resource allocation to meet production deadlines. • Oversee the fabrication process of wood roof and floor trusses using metal connector plates, ensuring adherence to design specifications and safety protocols. • Train, mentor, and evaluate shop personnel to maintain high performance, safety awareness, and skill development. • Monitor inventory levels of materials such as lumber, metal plates, and hardware; coordinate with management to prevent shortages. • Conduct quality control inspections throughout the production cycle, identifying and resolving defects or inefficiencies. • Implement and enforce safety procedures, including the use of PPE, machinery operation, and hazard mitigation in compliance with OSHA standards. • Collaborate with engineering and management teams to optimize designs, resolve production issues, and improve processes. • Maintain accurate production records, including output metrics, downtime logs, and maintenance schedules for equipment like saws, presses, and assembly tables. • Troubleshoot equipment malfunctions and coordinate repairs to minimize downtime.