Stone - Project Foreman Denver (Evans), CO

ABOUT US

BearCom is the largest distributor of wireless voice, data, and video solutions in North America, and North America's largest two-way radio channel partner for Motorola, with more than 40 years of industry leadership, partnerships with leading manufacturers including JVC Kenwood and Avigilon, and a network of 75+ branches across North America. As part of the BearCom family, Stone Security brings deep expertise in security integration, backed by partnerships with leading OEMs including Axis, Milestone, and LenelS2, and delivering top-notch services and products built on a foundation of excellence, innovation, and customer satisfaction. Together, BearCom and Stone Security deliver communication, technology, and security solutions that help organizations operate safely, efficiently, and effectively – offering customers scalable solutions and employees the platform to build meaningful, high-impact careers.

JOB DESCRIPTION

The Foreman is responsible for day-to-day field execution of assigned commercial security projects. This role leads technicians, plans and coordinates daily work, maintains safety and quality standards, resolves field issues, communicates with project stakeholders, and supports delivery of projects on schedule and within labor expectations.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

- Lead field execution for assigned projects and provide onsite supervision of technicians and installers across one or more worksites.

- Plan daily and weekly manpower, assign work, coordinate materials and equipment, and monitor progress against schedule and labor expectations.

- Direct teams in the installation, programming, testing, troubleshooting, commissioning, and turnover of access control, video surveillance, intrusion, and integrated security systems.

- Interpret full construction drawing sets, specifications, submittals, device layouts, and project documentation and elevate RFIs, changes, or risks promptly.

- Resolve routine field conflicts and complex technical issues with limited escalation.

- Coordinate with project managers, customers, general contractors, trades, and site stakeholders and communicate status, constraints, and upcoming needs.

- Enforce company installation standards, quality-control procedures, jobsite rules, and safety requirements.

- Maintain accurate field documentation, labor hours, redlines, testing records, issue logs, and completion information.

- Maintain necessary project tools, equipment, and truck stock and coordinate replenishment as needed.

- Perform or direct system testing, signal verification, and correction of deficiencies before turnover.

- Provide customer instruction and support system testing, startup, commissioning, and turnover.

- Coach, train, and develop technicians while driving accountability, professionalism, productivity, and a positive field culture.