AC Foreman - PEI

ARMI Manufacturing of NWA•Fayetteville, AR

10d

About The Position

The Process Equipment & Installation Foreman works with tools while overseeing a construction site and a team of four or fewer members, from planning through completion. The Foreman schedules work, supervises activities, maintains site safety and compliance, and serves as the direct link between tradespeople, subcontractors, and the Project Manager. The role also calls for identifying process improvements and proposing innovative ideas to a supervisor. The Foreman leads, trains, and mentors tradespeople; reviews project scope and plans; coordinates materials, consumables, equipment, and jobsite mobilization; and works alongside the crew to keep work productive and on schedule. The role includes daily planning and documentation, time tracking and approval, safety oversight, communication of scope changes, and handling project materials and paperwork. The Foreman must be DOT certified and is furnished a company vehicle and fuel card. They are responsible for assigned tools and for maintaining the vehicle in its assigned condition, following DOT rules, reporting damage, and not smoking in the truck.

Requirements

Must be DOT certified.
Must work with tools and lead by example on the jobsite.
Must follow DOT regulations and company handbook and travel/DOT policies.
Must maintain assigned company tools and the company vehicle in its assigned condition.

Responsibilities

Lead by example and work alongside the crew while overseeing the operations of a construction site and a team of four or fewer members.
Interview potential tradesperson candidates when needed, with HR oversight; supervise, train, and mentor tradespeople; complete quarterly performance scorecards; and chart progression plans at the 59-day mark and quarterly.
Review customer and/or Project Manager documents to understand the project scope before arriving onsite.
Work with the Project Manager to create a list of project consumables and provide it to the Warehouse Manager.
Obtain copies of orders, supplier contact information, and shipping dates for project materials and equipment; ensure materials are purchased from suppliers without restocking fees for eligible inventory items.
Return extra or leftover new materials to the original supplier for project credit, full boxes of unused consumables to the ARMI warehouse for credit, and retain partial consumable boxes for use on the next project.
Coordinate project mobilization with the Warehouse Supervisor, load consumables, tools, and supplies into the company pickup and trailer, secure the load according to DOT regulations, and travel to the jobsite in accordance with company policies.
Write daily action plans, including drawings or isometric sketches of planned work.
Plan with the Project Manager to ensure rental equipment, tools, and materials are onsite for daily productivity.
Keep the jobsite organized and use bin boxes and connexes effectively; keep toolboxes, material bins, pipe racks, and consumable boxes on wheels and move them into the work area.
Complete daily field reports, take photographs, and provide isometric drawings documenting piping work and construction progress.
Set goals and shift completion targets for tradespeople and subcontractors, track job time, and approve tradespeople's time daily.
Complete hot-work permits and COVID temperature checks, conduct toolbox talks, and ensure compliance with safety standards.
Attend required customer meetings, including safety meetings.
Identify scope changes and detail required materials and labor to the Project Manager so a change order can be submitted before extra work begins.
Receive and return equipment and materials at the jobsite after project completion.
Submit paperwork, receipts, and invoices to the Accounting Department or Project Manager daily.
Keep the jobsite clean and orderly each day and ensure fire extinguishers are immediately available whenever hot work is performed.
Keep assigned company tools accounted for and maintain the company truck in its assigned condition; do not smoke in the truck, report damage, and follow DOT rules.