Demolition Foreman

August 7, 2026

At Binners, we don’t just tear things down - we build reputations. We’re looking for a Demolition Foreman (Team Lead) who takes ownership, drives productivity, and leads from the front. If you’re experienced in demolition, can lead a crew, execute efficiently, communicate effectively, control costs, and ensure jobs are profitable, this role is for you. This isn’t just another demo job. This is a leadership position. Who We Are Binners started in 2018 with one mission: be reliable. Today, we support contractors across the GTA with demolition, bin rentals, waste removal, and full-service site cleanups. Our Clients Trust Us Because <ul><li>We show up.</li><li>We communicate.</li><li>We execute professionally.</li><li>We GET IT DONE. </li></ul>Your Role As Demolition Foreman (Team Lead) You are responsible for: <ul><li>Leading a demolition crew on residential and commercial projects.</li><li>Planning and executing demo floor-by-floor / section-by-section.</li><li>Managing daily productivity and ensuring real progress is visible.</li><li>Cost management and ensuring project profitability.</li><li>Coordinating with dispatch and operations.</li><li>Maintaining site safety and compliance (OHSA standards).</li><li>Ensuring bins are filled efficiently and on schedule.</li><li>Representing Binners professionally on-site.</li><li>You are not just demolishing, you are running the site for Binners. </li></ul>Key Responsibilities Job Execution: <ul><li>Read and understand scope before work begins.</li><li>Break down projects strategically (room by room/floor by floor).</li><li>Delegate tasks clearly to crew members.</li><li>Prevent inefficiencies and downtime.</li><li>Ensure bins are filled properly and swaps are coordinated.</li><li>Keep the job on schedule. </li></ul>Profit & Loss Accountability (CRITICAL) <ul><li>You are responsible for completing a P/L statement at the end of every project.</li><li>We provide the template based on quoted figures for each project. </li></ul>You Must <ul><li>Track labour hours vs quoted hours.</li><li>Track bin counts and disposal costs.</li><li>Monitor material handling costs.</li><li>Control overages and inefficiencies.</li><li>Identify where margins were gained or lost.</li><li>Submit finalized project P/L for review. </li></ul>Your bonus is directly influenced by overall project profitability. Communication & Reporting <ul><li>Communicate daily progress with management.</li><li>Report site changes or scope issues immediately.</li><li>Document site conditions with photos.</li><li>Coordinate with dispatch for bin swaps and removals.</li><li>Escalate issues before they become problems. </li></ul>Safety Leadership <ul><li>Enforce PPE requirements at all times.</li><li>Ensure OHSA compliance.</li><li>Identify hazards and correct unsafe work immediately.</li><li>Maintain clean and organized work areas.</li><li>Lead by example. </li></ul>What We’re Looking For <ul><li>3+ years demolition experience.</li><li>1+ year experience leading a crew.</li><li>Valid G Driver’s License.</li><li>Current Certificates (ie. Working at Heights, Aerial Lifts).</li><li>Strong communication skills.</li><li>Ability to think ahead and problem-solve.</li><li>Physically fit and comfortable with demanding work.</li><li>High standards for professionalism and reliability. </li></ul>Bonus If You Have <ul><li>Experience operating equipment.</li><li>Experience reading drawings.</li><li>Experience working directly with site supers. </li></ul>What Makes a Great Binners Team Lead?: <ul><li>Shows up early.</li><li>Thinks before acting.</li><li>Communicates constantly.</li><li>Takes responsibility.</li><li>Protects the company’s reputation.</li><li>Pushes the crew to perform safely. </li></ul>If you want to lead a team, take ownership, and be part of a company that values accountability and execution, apply today.

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