Ian Williams Ltd
Non Working Foreperson

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We’re a business built on skilled tradespeople – we’re continuing to grow and are looking for a Non Working Foreperson to join our Planned Works team in Hampshire.
You'll support the operational delivery of essential upgrading works to client properties, ensuring the work is conducted safely, professionally and to the highest standards, always.
You’ll be overseeing a variety of projects including electrical, flooring, refurbishment and painting works, reporting to the Contract Manager, acting as a link between the office and our sites.
We want to hear from people who are truly passionate about making a difference to the properties in which people work and live.
At Ian Williams, we offer more than just a job:
- Competitive basic salary of £40,783 for a 39 hour working week
- On target earnings up to £44,839 with bonus, overtime and travel expense
- Company van and fuel card
- Uniform and PPE provided
- Paid holidays, pension contributions and life insurance
- Free legal and financial advice, plus free counselling via Lighthouse Charity
Our tradespeople don’t just join us, they stay with us. We don’t just talk career development, we live it. Find out more by reading “Life at Ian Williams” below.
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You will be assisting in the day to day running of all planned work streams
You will be responsible for assisting the Contracts Manager in the supervision of operatives
Streams will include but are not limited to electrical installation, flooring, decorations, internal paint works.
Health and Safety reporting. You will complete on site welfare checks including monitoring safe ways of working, PPE, tool/equipment inspections.
Assist the Contracts Manager with Pre work inspections, set-ups and post inspections of work completed
What will you bring as a Foreperson?
- Ability to provide clear supervision & management of site operations, ensuring compliance with regulations, and meeting quality standards and contractual obligations.
- Appropriate professional qualification in construction, ideally SMSTS (as well as appropriate trade or technical qualification, NVQ2 or similar)
- Must understand relevant building regulations, health and safety legislation and industry standards applicable to the project.
- Should be familiar with common construction methodologies, potential hazards and demonstrate proven experience in risk assessment and management, incident investigation and quality control processes.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities, with the ability to think systematically about potential types of failure and their consequences
- Understanding of procedures relating to Temporary Works, Scaffolding, Management and Control of Excavations and the Safe System of Works for Electrical Installations.
- The possession of a full current UK Driving Licence, which is essential to undertake the Foreperson role.


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Life at Ian Williams
Working at Ian Williams means stability, safety and the chance to go further with us. Our employees benefit from long term secured work, due to our contracts, a guaranteed 39hour paid week and consistent opportunities to boost earnings.
We strive to create a strong safety culture, recognised by the ROSPA Presidential Award, which gives us a stay culture. Our Trades community has an average length of service of 4.5 years. You’ll be joining a company where your skills are valued, your hard work is rewarded, and we’ll support your development both on and off the tools. We are proud our Tradespeople have grown into Business and General Managers. Don’t apply for a job, apply for a career!
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