Pipe Fitting Foreman

McKenney's Inc.•Charlotte, NC

About The Position

The Pipe Fitting Foreman reviews project documents to understand the full scope of the contract and plans and executes the work required. The foreman maintains project requirements set by the Project Manager for schedule, budget, and safety, and plans manpower and equipment delivery needs. The role also builds positive relationships with customers and business associates, coordinates work with other trades, and addresses field and shop issues. The foreman supports a safe and continuously improving work culture by identifying safety concerns, completing safety observations, and conducting toolbox talks. The role includes planning daily tasks, coordinating resources and deliveries, maintaining schedules and project records, and developing completion lists to minimize return work. The position also involves participating in project coordination meetings and completing required continuing education.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 5 years of experience in the mechanical industry, or completion of a JATC apprenticeship program together with at least 5 years of experience in a leadership or foreman's role.
OSHA 30 certification.
Ability to multitask.
Excellent communication skills.
Well organized and able to solve problems.
Ability to make key personnel decisions without influence from personal feelings.
Trustworthy and dedicated to serving project needs.
Positive attitude.
Willingness to work long hours if needed.
Commitment to striving for improvement in every aspect.

Nice To Haves

Project management experience.
UA 40-hour Foreman Certification.
Industry certifications such as welding, brazing, or medical gas.
Willingness to travel out of town.
Professional appearance.

Responsibilities

Conduct Flex & Stretch with all crew members.
Plan each day's tasks.
Supply the tools and equipment needed to complete daily tasks.
Work with Field Operations and the Project Manager to select project manpower.
Resolve issues that arise in the field and shops.
Schedule shop and warehouse deliveries as needed.
Identify and address safety issues in each work area.
Complete required Safety Observations.
Coordinate with other trades on the project.
Complete three-week look-ahead schedules.
Conduct weekly toolbox talks with all crew members.
Develop a completion list and minimize go-back work.
Update as-built drawings.
Submit payroll time through Crew Connect every day.
Attend project coordination meetings as required.
Review and revise the overall job plan as needed.
Review and revise the schedule delivery calendar as needed.
Review the previous year's project and safety performance.
Set and define goals for the upcoming year.
Complete continuing education required by the collective bargaining agreement and McKenney's.