Foreman (noun)

1. A person in charge of a group of workers or a specific project or task, especially in a manual or construction job.
2. The person who oversees the work of others in a factory, workshop, or similar setting.

Origin:

From fore + man, meaning "superior man" or "man in front.".

Examples:

1. The foreman was responsible for ensuring the construction project was completed on time.
2. The foreman was a tough but fair boss, respected by the workers for his experience and leadership.
3. The foreman had years of experience in the construction industry, and knew all the tricks of the trade.
4. The foreman was responsible for the safety of the workers, making sure they had the proper equipment and training.
5. The foreman was a skilled craftsman, who set high standards for the work of the team.