Job Site Lead - Roles & Responsibilities
Must be detail-oriented, responsible, punctual, dedicated, well-presented, and hardworking while maintaining an awareness of the big picture. Tasks include, but are not limited to: rough carpentry, framing, finish carpentry, drywall, painting, and all aspects of residential construction, remodeling, and home maintenance. You'll need to take initiative and provide hands-on support to each project Supervisor in a lead role. You should also be able to assist with the management and flow of the jobsite. Responsible for maintaining production and proactively looking ahead at schedules, while overseeing quality control and crew accountability.
Lead Description
The MBR lead is the second-in-command on a job site, behind the site supervisor. They are responsible for keeping a clean, safe, and organized job site. The lead plays a key role in keeping the job site progress moving forward.
The lead must understand the project's scope, how it relates to the estimate, and the primary objectives.
The lead must understand, practice, teach, and enforce the ways of MBR site conduct daily: clean, organized, and efficient.
The lead is expected to collaborate with the project admin, ask questions, and address concerns to the supervisor regularly and promptly, and efficiently use email, text, and phone as lines of communication.
The lead must practice and teach the basic tenets of carpentry: level, plumb, square, straight, and clean.
When not doing carpentry work, the job lead should be prepping for the next phase of the project and planning.
