Site Foreman

Avonmouth Docks, Bristol - Permanent
Due to an increase in contract requirements, a permanent Site Foreman role has become available, based in our Southwest Port bases but predominantly Avonmouth Docks.
The Site Foreman will oversee daily operations at project sites ensuring the safe and efficient execution of abnormal load transports, heavy lifting operations, and the coordination of site teams. You will play a critical role in managing on-site logistics, people coordination, equipment mobilisation, and compliance with health and safety standards, while maintaining strong communication with project stakeholders.
The Site Foreman is accountable for:
  • Team Leadership – Manage and coordinate teams of supervisors, operators, and other site staff to ensure smooth execution of projects; brief the team on a weekly basis on a Monday morning, including daily Toolbox Talks and ensure recorded. Approve timesheets of land-based operational staff.
  • Site Operations Management & Communication – Manage and oversee the day-to-day activities on site, ensuring that all operations are performed safely and efficiently. Ensure information and details of deliveries to HPC are accurate and shared with HPC Site Final Mile Team in timely manner.
  • Operational Planning – Work closely with the Project Manager to plan manpower and equipment required for Avonmouth, Combwich and C182, with a minimum 2 week lookahead.  Ensure plan is fixed and agreed a minimum of 1 week out and if there are changes, advise and communicate these to the Project Manager.
  • Problem Solving – Address and resolve on-site issues that may arise during operations, such as mechanical failures or changes in project scope, escalating to the Project Manager for support and keeping them informed.
  • Health & Safety Compliance – Enforce adherence to QHSE (Quality, Health, Safety, and Environment) standards, conducting safety briefings and ensuring all site activities comply with RAMS (Risk Assessment and Method Statements).
  • Equipment Mobilisation – Manage the mobilisation and demobilisation of heavy-lift equipment, including SPMTs (Self-Propelled Modular Transporters), MHE (Mechanical Handling Equipment), cranes, and other heavy lift equipment between sites.
  • Reporting – Work closely with the Operations Coordinator, preparing daily reports on project progress, equipment usage, and safety incidents, keeping the Project Manager and QHSE team informed.
  • Client & Stakeholder Communication – Act as the main point of contact on site for clients, ensuring clear communication and manage expectations; attend project meetings (in person and on Teams) where required.

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