Foreman -Lining

Hinterland Group•Riviera Beach, FL

9d•Onsite

About The Position

The Trenchless Lining Foreman leads field crews in planning and executing trenchless rehabilitation projects, primarily cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining of sanitary sewer and storm drain systems up to 84 inches in diameter. The Foreman directs daily work including pipe cleaning and CCTV inspection, bypass pumping, liner wet-out and installation, steam and hot-water curing, reinstatement, testing, and restoration. This hands-on leadership role is responsible for crew safety, production, quality, and jobsite communication. The Foreman is the primary field contact for inspectors, owners, and project management, and is accountable for completing work safely, on schedule, and in accordance with project specifications and manufacturer requirements. Experience with ultraviolet (UV) light-cured lining systems is a plus.

Requirements

Three to five years of trenchless rehabilitation experience, including at least two years leading crews as a Foreman or Lead on CIPP lining projects.
Demonstrated experience installing CIPP in sanitary sewer and storm drain pipe up to 84 inches in diameter.
Hands-on experience with steam and hot-water curing processes, boilers, and cure monitoring.
Working knowledge of bypass pumping, pipe cleaning, CCTV inspection, NASSCO PACP coding, and lateral reinstatement.
Strong leadership, communication, problem-solving, and documentation skills.
Ability to work extended hours and travel to project sites.
Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record.

Nice To Haves

Experience with UV light-cured CIPP systems.
OSHA 10/30, confined-space entry, competent person, and MOT/traffic-control certifications, or the ability to obtain them.
CDL.

Responsibilities

Review plans, specifications, pre-installation CCTV, permits, and traffic-control plans before mobilization.
Plan daily work, crew assignments, equipment, liner and resin deliveries, and bypass pumping needs with project management.
Identify access limitations, utility conflicts, flow conditions, ground conditions, and schedule risks, and communicate them in advance.
Lead CIPP installation in sewer and storm pipe up to 84 inches in diameter, including inversion and pull-in-place methods.
Direct steam and hot-water curing operations, monitoring temperatures, pressures, cure times, and cool-down according to manufacturer cure schedules.
Oversee pipe cleaning, CCTV inspection, bypass pumping, liner wet-out, end seals, lateral reinstatement, and final restoration.
Operate or support UV light-cured lining systems where applicable.
Assign work, lead daily toolbox talks, and hold crew members accountable for safety, workmanship, and productivity.
Train and mentor crew members on lining methods, equipment, and documentation.
Ensure boilers, heat exchangers, inversion units, pumps, CCTV, and cutters are properly inspected, operated, maintained, and reported.
Verify liner thickness, resin quantities, wet-out records, cure logs, and sample collection meet project specifications.
Complete daily reports, quantities, cure logs, photographs, inspections, delivery tickets, and time records accurately and on time.
Communicate with inspectors, owners, and project management about progress, issues, changes, and punch-list items.
Enforce confined-space, excavation, traffic-control, hot-work, steam/high-temperature, lifting, and fall-protection procedures.
Stop work and correct unsafe conditions, and immediately report incidents, near misses, and equipment issues.
Ensure compliance with company policies, OSHA requirements, permits, and environmental protection requirements.