Pipefitter Foreman

Chronos Construction Staffing • Full-time • Norristown, Pennsylvania, United States • $42 - $48 / hour • 3m ago

Job Summary

Our client, a leading Mechanical Contracting Company, is looking for a Foreman Pipefitter to join their team. You will be responsible for managing projects and other team members, reading and understanding drawings, communicating with project managers, suppliers, vendors, subcontractors, tradesmen, other trades. Also planning/preparing for upcoming work, documenting work progress and processes, and finalizing testing and commissioning of all systems in accordance with all applicable codes. Must be willing to travel to various locations. This is a full-time position with benefits.

Essential Job Functions

Reading and understanding drawings and specifications.
Interpret other trade drawings such as architectural, structural, and electrical as needed for coordination.
In depth knowledge of codes and standards governing the work. Identifying conflicts, finding collaborative solutions, and tracking changes for as-builts.
Assigning work to other team members and confirming the work is completed correctly.
Ordering materials, equipment, and requesting labor, tools, and fabrication equipment in advance of scheduled work on the project
Scheduling and maintaining schedules for all subcontractors and vendors.
Attend and contribute to all foreman/subcontractor meetings and provide all relevant look aheads and schedule information
Work with superintendents and/or owners representatives to support the interest of the company and maintain relationships.
Work in conjunction with project manager to ensure timelines are met, issues are identified and resolved quickly, changes are captured, and all tasks related to completing the project within the labor and material allotments.
Receiving deliveries and communicating with shippers for schedules
Reporting on project deficiencies to provide change orders or alternate solutions. Tracking manpower for specific tasks against available timelines and hours.
Documenting work in progress and completed work for As-Builts and project closeout.
Training apprentices and journeyman for tasks required to complete the work in conjunction with safety manager.
Capable of instructing workers of all skill levels Knowledge of safe practices for the work and identifying safety hazards.
Conduct and document weekly toolbox talks and execute any JSA’s or JHA’s.

Other Duties

Attend staff, departmental, and other required meetings and trainings. Travel to client or prospect locations, conferences, or other professional development and networking events. Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications, Experience, and Education

Minimum 5-15 years field experience in commercial and industrial projects
10 Hour OSHA Certified; 30 Hour OSHA Certified; First Aid; CPR.
Intimate knowledge of trade systems, equipment, installation, and code requirements.

Computer and Equipment Skills

Advanced skills with Microsoft applications which may include Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and/or other web-based applications.
Use of online teleconferencing software (e.g., Zoom or Teams).Working Environment and Physical Requirements

Work Environment

Comfortable working in outdoor weather conditions, including rain, snow, high heat, and cold
Work near moving mechanical parts
Work in high, precarious places
Lifts up to 10 pounds routinely, up to 25 pounds occasionally

$42 - $48/hour DOEFull benefit package

Pay: $42.00 - $48.00 per hour

Benefits: