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Kinsley Construction

Builds facilities and infrastructure

Industrial Concrete Working Foreman / Concrete Worker

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/21/2026
No salary listed
Mid, Senior
York, PA, USA
In PersonBased in York, PA; required travel to Mid-Atlantic job sites, with company-provided transportation and hotels. Home on weekends.
Building Trades

About the job

Requirements
  • The Concrete Working Foreman must have at least 5 years of experience directing a concrete crew.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman must have basic computer skills.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman must be able to perform physical activities requiring considerable use of arms, legs, and whole-body movement, including climbing, lifting, balancing, walking, stooping, and handling materials.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman must use hands and arms to handle, install, position, and manipulate materials and equipment.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman must understand and follow oral and written instructions.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman must establish and maintain effective working relationships with people contacted during work.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman must be able to perform manual tasks for extended periods in unfavorable weather conditions.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman must have transportation to assigned job sites and a valid driver's license.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman must pass a Department of Transportation pre-employment physical and drug/alcohol screening.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman must be willing to travel out of town for jobs requiring overnight stays.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman must have extensive experience with horizontal concrete, vertical concrete, and machine foundations.
  • The Concrete Worker must have 3 to 5 years of experience.
  • The Concrete Worker must be familiar with all methods of concrete placement and curing.
  • The Concrete Worker must have a current driver's license.
  • The Concrete Worker must be familiar with, or willing to learn, Occupational Safety and Health Administration and Mine Safety and Health Administration safety regulations.
  • The Concrete Worker must be willing to multitask and have strong communication skills.
  • The Concrete Worker must pass a pre-employment Department of Transportation physical and drug/alcohol test.
  • The Concrete Worker must have strong math skills.
  • Concrete finishing experience is preferred.
Responsibilities
  • The Concrete Working Foreman leads, manages, and motivates crews of 3 to 6 individuals.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman plans and schedules the manpower, tools, materials, and equipment needed to complete jobs.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman completes daily timesheets and maintains daily logs.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman implements safe work practices at job sites.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman ensures job sites and work practices comply with Occupational Safety and Health Administration and Mine Safety and Health Administration rules and regulations.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman delegates responsibilities and individual tasks to crew members.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman oversees and trains new crew members.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman communicates and reports job status.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman uses instruments for precise layout as needed.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman communicates and interfaces with clients.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman reads drawings, plans, and blueprints and conveys this information to others.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman identifies and researches the resources, labor, and equipment needed to complete projects efficiently.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman operates general construction equipment such as skid steers, excavators, and telehandlers.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman sets complex forms to ensure a correct, high-quality finished product.
  • The Concrete Working Foreman installs and oversees installation of reinforcing rebar or mesh wire.
  • The Concrete Worker uses or assists with instruments for precise layout.
  • The Concrete Worker performs excavation and backfill.
  • The Concrete Worker drives non-commercial driver's license trucks.
  • The Concrete Worker performs formwork and places anchor bolts and embeds.
  • The Concrete Worker places rebar.
  • The Concrete Worker places concrete for large mass pours, foundations, formed piers, formed walls, supported slabs, and small areas of slab on grade.
  • Both positions perform other related duties and responsibilities as required.
Desired Qualifications
  • The Concrete Worker should have comprehension of construction drawings.

About the company

Kinsley Construction builds commercial facilities, public infrastructure and industrial plants for clients throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. Its building and civil teams handle work from design through construction, including site development, bridges and underground utilities. The industrial division constructs and renovates heavy manufacturing facilities and handles maintenance, while Kinsley Materials produces construction products for sale to other contractors. Customers hire the company for construction management, general contracting and project delivery, with its own crews carrying out several trades. Founded in 1963, Kinsley Construction is headquartered in York, Pennsylvania.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

York, PA

Founded

1963

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What believers are saying

  • Trade entry has clear eligibility: Kinsley's Lancaster carpenter/concrete trainees need to be adults with a diploma or equivalent.
  • Field travel adds pay: eligible Kinsley employees receive hourly Incentive Zone Pay based on home-to-job-site distance.
  • Time off includes fixed holidays: Kinsley's benefits package lists nine paid holidays alongside paid time off.

What critics are saying

  • Industrial travel affects home life: Kinsley's millwright/welder posting requires overnight stays in double-occupancy hotels.
  • Utilities schedules vary: Kinsley's York asphalt and concrete patching crews require evening and weekend availability.
  • Trainees need independent transport: Kinsley's Lancaster role requires a driver's license and reliable transportation.

What makes Kinsley Construction unique

  • Family leadership remains embedded: Andrew and James Kinsley oversee paired divisions as chief operating officers.
  • Fabrication stays in-house: Kinsley's 116,000-square-foot shop builds structural steel and custom industrial weldments.
  • Materials logistics use owned equipment: Kinsley Materials operates 50 dump trucks serving a 100-mile radius.

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