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Working foreman charge-out rates

Also called foreman, working foreman, lead hand. Rates by SubTrack.

Working foreman charge-out is the lead-hand T&M line, not a salaried superintendent. Many sheets bill the foreman at a premium over the trade. Lock that premium on the project rate sheet.

Each row is one region. Open a region page for the rest of the book.

Working foreman by region

RegionUnitLowMedianHigh
Alabama

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$75

$85

$95
Alaska

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$125

$140

$160
Alberta

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$110

$130

$145
Arizona

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$85

$100

$115
Arkansas

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$75

$85

$95
British Columbia

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$120

$140

$155
California

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$115

$130

$150
Colorado

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$95

$110

$125
Connecticut

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$110

$120

$140
Delaware

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$100

$110

$125
Florida

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$85

$95

$105
Georgia

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$80

$90

$105
Hawaii

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$135

$150

$170
Idaho

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$85

$95

$110
Illinois

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$100

$115

$130
Indiana

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$80

$90

$105
Iowa

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$80

$90

$105
Kansas

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$80

$90

$100
Kentucky

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$75

$85

$100
Louisiana

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$75

$85

$100
Maine

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$95

$105

$120
Manitoba

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$105

$120

$135
Maryland

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$105

$115

$135
Massachusetts

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$115

$125

$145
Michigan

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$80

$90

$105
Minnesota

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$90

$100

$115
Mississippi

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$75

$80

$95
Missouri

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$80

$90

$105
Montana

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$85

$95

$110
Nebraska

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$80

$90

$105
Nevada

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$95

$110

$120
New Brunswick

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$100

$115

$130
New Hampshire

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$100

$110

$125
New Jersey

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$110

$125

$140
New Mexico

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$80

$90

$105
New York

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$120

$135

$150
Newfoundland & Labrador

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$110

$125

$140
North Carolina

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$80

$90

$105
North Dakota

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$80

$90

$105
Northern Canada (YT/NT/NU)

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$135

$155

$175
Nova Scotia

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$100

$115

$130
Ohio

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$90

$100

$115
Oklahoma

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$80

$90

$100
Ontario

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$115

$130

$150
Oregon

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$100

$110

$130
Pennsylvania

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$95

$110

$120
Quebec

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$110

$125

$140
Rhode Island

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$105

$115

$130
Saskatchewan

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$105

$120

$135
South Carolina

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$75

$85

$100
South Dakota

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$80

$90

$105
Tennessee

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$80

$90

$100
Texas

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$90

$100

$115
Utah

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$90

$100

$115
Vermont

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$95

$105

$125
Virginia

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$90

$100

$115
Washington

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$110

$125

$140
West Virginia

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$75

$85

$95
Wisconsin

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$85

$95

$105
Wyoming

Trade foreman, typically working with tools.

/hr$85

$95

$105

Working foreman rates FAQ

What is a typical working foreman charge-out rate?

Working foreman charge-out is the lead-hand T&M line, not a salaried superintendent. Many sheets bill the foreman at a premium over the trade. Lock that premium on the project rate sheet. Open a region page for the local number, or a region plus working foreman page for a single market.

Is working foreman a rental rate or a T&M charge-out?

A T&M charge-out for the ticket. Yard rental, fuel, and attachments are often extra. Do not paste a rental-yard weekend price onto a signed LEM.

Can I bill the median working foreman rate?

Not from this page alone. The median is a public check. SubTrack rate sheets are where your class, standby, and OT actually live.

What else is working foreman called?

People also search foreman, working foreman, lead hand. Those queries belong on this page, not on a second URL.

Rate sheets

The index is a benchmark. Rate sheets are how you bill.

Rates shows public charge-out ranges. SubTrack rate sheets lock your crew numbers into a template the field actually bills from, on every LEM.

One template, every job

Labor, equipment, materials, and subs live in one sheet. Assign it to a project and tickets read the same numbers.

OT and markup apply themselves

Standby, overtime, and markup rules ride with the sheet. The field does not retype them.

The client sees what they signed

Line items match the agreed rates. Fewer disputes, faster approvals.

Project rate sheet

Labor · assigned to the job

PositionReg. rateOT rate
Foreman$72/hr$108/hr
Operator$68/hr$102/hr
Laborer$35/hr$52.50/hr