Fire Protection, Foreman

Thomas Mechanical & Fire Protection•Laurens, SC

2d•$28

About The Position

As the fire protection Foreman, you will oversee the installation of fire sprinkler systems and provide leadership to the install crew. Duties include but are not limited to: Oversee installation of fire protection systems in commercial and industrial buildings. Manage projects assigned by your manager, overseeing the personnel working on your job sites. Pay close attention to every detail during installation, ensuring systems are installed per NFPA 13 code. Interpret blueprints to ensure proper layout and execution. Coordinate work schedules and ensure crew productivity aligns with project timelines. Ensure compliance with all mechanical codes, safety regulations, and project specifications. Conduct job site inspections to maintain quality control and resolve any on-site issues or conflicts. Collaborate with project managers, general contractors, superintendents, and other trades to coordinate work and solve problems proactively. Maintain accurate material lists and coordinate deliveries and inventory on site. Train and mentor apprentices and journeymen in best practices, safety protocols, and company procedures. Complete daily reports, timekeeping, and documentation as required by the project. Enforce and lead by example in the implementation of OSHA and company safety procedures. Troubleshoot installment issues and correct them as quickly as possible to stay on schedule.

Requirements

Ability to read and work off blueprint drawings
Experience in leading and managing crews of 3-10 workers
Personal PPE
Driver's license
Drug testing
5+ year of experience

Nice To Haves

Lift certifications
PPE training
Ability to do onsite modification and fabrication when needed

Responsibilities

Oversee installation of fire protection systems in commercial and industrial buildings.
Manage projects assigned by your manager, overseeing the personnel working on your job sites.
Pay close attention to every detail during installation, ensuring systems are installed per NFPA 13 code.
Interpret blueprints to ensure proper layout and execution.
Coordinate work schedules and ensure crew productivity aligns with project timelines.
Ensure compliance with all mechanical codes, safety regulations, and project specifications.
Conduct job site inspections to maintain quality control and resolve any on-site issues or conflicts.
Collaborate with project managers, general contractors, superintendents, and other trades to coordinate work and solve problems proactively.
Maintain accurate material lists and coordinate deliveries and inventory on site.
Train and mentor apprentices and journeymen in best practices, safety protocols, and company procedures.
Complete daily reports, timekeeping, and documentation as required by the project.
Enforce and lead by example in the implementation of OSHA and company safety procedures.
Troubleshoot installment issues and correct them as quickly as possible to stay on schedule.