Rockworks and QW foreman

3 days ago

Pasay, National Capital Region, Philippines De Castro Consulting Full time ₱900,000 - ₱1,200,000 per year

Key Responsibilities

Supervise, coordinate and direct the field crew in rockworks and aggregate handling (rock placement, revetments, armour‑stone).
Interpret engineering drawings, specifications and scope of works; allocate manpower, equipment (cranes, barges, excavators, rock hoppers) and materials to meet production targets.
Inspect incoming rock/material quality, manage stockpiles, monitor progress and track tonnages placed; report daily to supervisor.
Ensure compliance with safety, health, environment (SHE) and marine‑work safety requirements; conduct toolbox talks, safety briefings, hand‑overs.
Coordinate with marine operations team, barges, tugs, dive teams and subcontractors; identify issues (weather, equipment breakdown, marine conditions) and implement corrective actions.

Required Qualifications & Experience

Technical certificate or diploma in Civil Engineering, Marine Works, Construction or related field (or equivalent experience).
3‑7 years of experience in rockworks or marine civil construction, including 1‑2 years in a supervisory/foreman role.
Solid understanding of rock armour placement methods, heavy equipment operations in a marine environment; ability to read and interpret drawings and specifications.
Strong leadership, communication and crew‑management skills; good physical stamina and willingness to work outdoors in marine/coastal conditions.
Knowledge of safety & environmental regulations in marine/civil works; day‑shift availability and willingness to extend hours when needed.

Working Conditions

Primarily daytime hours; may extend when project demands require.
Site environment is outdoor, exposed to marine/coastal weather, heavy equipment, barges and floating platforms.
Use of PPE (helmet, safety boots, life‑vest, etc.) and adherence to marine safety & environmental regulations required.
Collaboration with off‑site support (office, logistics, procurement) as needed.

Key Competencies

Safety‑first attitude: promotes and enforces safe practices in a marine/civil environment.
Technical competence in rock/aggregate handling & heavy equipment operations; attention to detail and quality assurance.
Leadership: able to motivate and direct crew, maintain discipline, productivity and site housekeeping.
Adaptability and resilience: able to perform under changing field conditions (weather, marine logistics).
Communication: clear, effective liaison with crew, supervisors, subcontractors and stakeholders.

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