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Foreman/Supervisor
HT Fencing —Prescott Valley, AZ
- $26 - $28 an hour
- Full-time
- Carpentry
- Background check
- Spanish
- Paid holidays
- Paid time off
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- Full-time
- Background check
- Clean driving record
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- Full-time
- Spanish
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- Full-time
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- $30 an hour
- Weekends as needed
- Background check
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- 5 years
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- $20 - $25 an hour
- Full-time
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- Mid-level
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- Full-time
- Spanish
- Clean driving record
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- Paid holidays
Cowboy SE I
AgReserves, Inc. —Wewahitchka, FL
- $14.75 - $22.13 an hour
- Weekends as needed
- Ability to walk for extended periods
- High school diploma or GED
- Driver's License
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Ranch Foreman- Rifle, CO
Redd Summit Ranches LLC —Rifle, CO
- $42,000 - $52,000 a year
- Full-time
- Mechanic experience
- Mid-level
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General Ranch Worker 1
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- Basic math
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Range Cowboy 1 Cow Calf
Simplot —Grasmere, ID
- Basic math
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- 4 years
Ranch Maintenance Foreman
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- $400 - $600 a week
- Part-time
- 18 years or older
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Simplot Company —Grasmere, ID
- Basic math
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- Basic math
- High school diploma or GED
- Driver's License
Farm Foreman II-1
Texas A&M AgriLife —San Angelo, TX
- Weekends as needed
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Foreman/Supervisor

HT Fencing
Prescott Valley, AZ

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Job Details

Full-time
$26 - $28 an hour
5 days ago

Benefits

Paid holidays
Paid time off

Qualifications

Customer communication
Team supervision
Outdoor work
English
Trailer towing
Driver's License
Construction
Crew management

Full Job Description

Why this job is worth a phone call

You drive our truck and trailer — no miles on your own rig, no gas out of your pocket. You use

our tools — power tools, hand tools, augers, welder, skid steer. We provide it. You answer to

the owner directly, which means decisions happen the same day you ask. We've got steady

backlog, repeat customers, and reviews we're proud of. Pay is $26–$28/hour DOE plus

overtime, paid time off, paid holidays, and real room above this role as we build out the field

side. And if you bring real fence experience, there's a $5,000 signing bonus on the table —

$1,000 once you hit 30 days, and the other $4,000 at 90 days once you've shown us you can

run a crew. The first 90 days are your shot to prove you're the foreman we're looking for. Show

up, lead, finish clean, and it's yours.

About HT Fencing

HT Fencing is an owner-run shop based in Prescott Valley. We install chain-link, ornamental

iron, vinyl, and No-Climb fencing, plus gates and gate operators — residential, agricultural, and

light commercial — across Northern Arizona. Small team, no corporate playbook, customers

who call us back.

What the role is

Working foreman. You run the crew and you swing tools. You're the person the homeowner talks

to on-site, the person who decides where the first post goes, and the person who sets the pace.

The work is a mix: residential installs that run one to three days each, ag fencing out on bigger

properties, and the occasional gate operator job. You'll lead a crew of anywhere from a couple

of guys to a handful, depending on the job. Most days you're on the road somewhere in Yavapai

County — a ranch one day, a suburban backyard the next.

Out here the ground fights back. A lot of these jobs mean drilling post holes through caliche, so

you know what it takes to set a line in hard ground and keep the crew moving when the digging

is slow.

Day to day:

- Confirm the job, load the truck, get the crew on-site on time.

- Read the contract and estimating sheet. Walk the property, mark the line, locate utilities.

- Set posts, run rails, hang gates, weld where the job calls for it. Chain-link, ornamental,

vinyl, No-Climb.

- Run the crew — direct the work, keep people moving and safe.

- Talk to the customer like a human. Set expectations. Flag what you can't decide back to

Armando.

- Close the job clean: walkthrough, photos, signoff, debris hauled, gate operating right.

- Knock out the paperwork (time sheets, gate tags, end-of-day in JobTread — we'll train

you on JobTread if you're not on it).

What you need to have

- Trade experience required. Fencing is a plus, not a requirement. Carpentry,

concrete, metal work, dig crews, general construction — if you've been swinging tools

and running jobs, we'll teach you fence. What we can't teach is showing up, leading a

crew, and finishing work clean.

- Lead-level experience — you've run a small crew without somebody standing over you.

- Valid AZ driver's license, clean record, comfortable behind the wheel of a truck and

trailer.

- English required. Bilingual (English / Spanish) is a strong plus.

- Legally authorized to work in the U.S. (E-Verify on hire.)

- Able to lift 100 lbs, work outdoors in all weather, travel across Yavapai County.

What earns you a callback — and the bonus

- Fence experience — chain-link, ornamental, vinyl, No-Climb. This is what puts the

$5,000 signing bonus in play.

- Ornamental iron and welding.

- Gate operator experience (LiftMaster, FAAC, or similar).

- Yavapai County work history — you already know what caliche does to an auger.

How to apply

Email [email protected] with:

1. Your name and the best number to reach you.

2. A short rundown of where you've worked the last 2–3 years and what you built.

3. One reference — previous foreman, super, or owner — and their phone number. We call

references, so list someone who'll pick up and vouch for you.

A formal resume is welcome but not required. If you can build, lead, and finish, we'll figure out

the rest.

Howdy and welcome. Looking forward to meeting you.

— The HT Fencing Team

Pay: $26.00 - $28.00 per hour

Benefits:

Paid time off

People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply

Work Location: In person

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