Foreperson Foundational Skills | Information Session
This information session will identify jobsite productivity issues. These issues aren't the fault of workers or even the companies, but due to the lack of systems or checklists. While earning Red Seals, workers learned how to be specialists in their respective trades, but that training doesn't include leadership and organization skills. The Foreperson Foundational Skills program provides the framework that guides workers towards better organization and reduces or eliminates the cost of rework.
1.5 hours
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Your job sites don’t need to bleed profit.
Rework, miscommunication, and inconsistent leadership can quietly drain 7–11% of your project costs on margins that often sit between 3–7%.
That math doesn’t work… but the solution can.
Join us for a free, high-value overview of the Foreperson Foundational Skills (FFS) training. Four practical courses designed to strengthen the leadership, communication, planning, and field-level decision-making skills your supervisors rely on every day.
This 90-minute online session gives you:
- A clear understanding of why rework and productivity challenges happen
- A breakdown of Dan’s four FFS courses and the real-world outcomes they target
- Practical insight into how these skills improve job-site performance and your bottom line
- A 45–60 minute guided presentation + up to 30 minutes of open Q&A
Why Join the Overview First?
- Understand the structure and goals of all four FFS courses
- Decide which sessions fit best for your team
- Ask questions directly to the instructor
- See how FFS supports retention, consistency, safety, and performance
Who Should Attend?
- Employers, owners & senior leaders building stronger supervisory capacity
- Contractors identifying training pathways for emerging leaders
- Forepersons & aspiring supervisors wanting to lead with confidence
- Anyone curious about the FFS program and its impact on productivity and culture
Course Instructors
Dan Campbell | Owner & Instructor | DC Trades Mentoring
Dan Campbell is an electrician with over 32 years of experience in diverse projects, including schools, hospitals, malls, and airports. An FSR-B, Gold Seal Certified Project Manager, and Electrical Estimator, Dan trains foremen, project managers, and estimators while coaching construction startups on effective systems.
He contributed to rewriting the BC Electrical apprenticeship curriculum, collaborated with Okanagan College on the Electrical IP Refresher program, and developed the Foreperson Foundational Skills programs.
Dan’s work equips professionals with the tools they need to lead effectively and contribute to a more consistent and efficient construction industry.