FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of a Foreman in Blasting & Painting?
The primary responsibilities include leading and supervising Blaster/Painters, allocating paint distribution, maintaining production records, coordinating work with Ship Repair Managers and other foremen, conducting daily toolbox talks, and ensuring the safety and quality standards are met.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates should have secondary school certification, 5-6 years of relevant experience in a Marine company, and knowledge of blasting standards and abrasive classifications. Familiarity with grit blasting, hydro blasting, and painting activities is also essential.
What kind of experience is preferred for this role?
A minimum of 5-6 years of relevant experience in a Marine company is preferred.
Is there a focus on safety in this job?
Yes, there is a strong focus on safety, including the understanding of hot work permits and conducting daily toolbox talks to ensure workers are in a safe working condition.
What kind of reports does a Foreman need to prepare?
A Foreman is required to prepare daily time sheets, daily progress reports, job turnover for the next shift, and any necessary rejection notes or near miss reports.
How does this role support team development?
This role supports team development by acting as a team leader responsible for the motivation of subordinates, on-the-job training, and performance appraisal of team members.
Will I be involved in coordinating tasks with other sections?
Yes, you will coordinate work in progress with Ship Repair Managers and other section foremen to ensure the optimum utilization of available resources.
What actions should be taken if work does not meet quality standards?
If work does not meet the required quality standards, the Foreman has the authority to stop the process, raise rejection notes, and report on employees whose output does not meet expectations.
Is prior supervision experience necessary for this position?
Yes, prior experience supervising teams in a related field is beneficial and often necessary to ensure effective leadership and coordination among workers.