'construction foreman' is correct and is used in written English.
It is used to describe a person in charge of overseeing the construction of a work site. For example, "Bob was the construction foreman at the new office building."
On several of his projects he acted as construction foreman.
She returns to the unfinished building where the landlord is arguing with the construction foreman.
Before volunteering for airport duty in October, he was a construction foreman, building gas stations.
Mr. White, a construction foreman, is charged with second-degree manslaughter.
He then held a series of jobs including college professor, marine biologist and construction foreman.
Around that time, Dzurlic contracted a Bronx-based construction foreman to sand and refinish the floors of his house.
But to an office worker, it probably means 9 a.m., whereas to a construction site foreman it could mean 7 a.m.
The days of the construction project foreman with a tool belt and a beer gut appear to be over.
Ivan Locke — played by Tom Hardy, the only character seen onscreen — is a construction site foreman who is preparing for the largest job of his career, as the next morning he is to oversee the pouring of a massive concrete foundation for a skyscraper.
In Oklahoma City, Lewis found employment as a laborer, an itinerant construction worker, and a foreman, before becoming an ice-and-coal deliveryman.
A construction worker, perhaps a foreman or superintendent, with fingers as stubby as the ends of bricks, and of the same color, came over and glanced at the cigarette that God the Novelist was rolling, and then he glanced at God the Novelist.
