Pipe Foreman

Sanford Contractors•Sanford, NC

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Supervises and coordinates the activities of team members engaged in one or more occupations, including but not limited to the laying of sanitary/storm sewer pipelines. This role requires laying pipe to form water, sewer, or storm sewer pipelines, studying utility and utility conflict plans, and setting up laser and other engineering instruments to install pipelines at proposed elevations. The Pipe Foreman must interpret production schedules and comply with all federal, state, and public utility regulations, including Erosion Control Laws and Regulations. They must also complete required trenching and excavation training as set forth by OSHA.

Requirements

3-5 Years of Pipe Foreman Experience
Ability to read and speak English
Working knowledge of all applicable OSHA standards
Read and interpret plans/specs/regulations
Check/figure grades
Operate equipment
Willingness to react to changes in priorities
Must be able to lift more than 50 lbs, bend, stoop, kneel, and climb ladders regularly.
Work involves frequent shoveling, raking, using hand tools and handling materials in and around trenches or uneven terrain.
Requires standing or walking for extended periods and working outdoors in various weather conditions.

Nice To Haves

Organizational skills and the ability to prioritize
Attention to detail and accuracy
Excellent communication skills

Responsibilities

Supervises and coordinates the activities of team members.
Lays pipe to form water, sewer, or storm sewer pipelines.
Studies utility and utility conflict plans.
Sets up laser and other engineering instruments to install pipelines at proposed elevations.
Interprets production schedules and complies with all federal, state, and public utility regulations, including Erosion Control Laws and Regulations.
Completes required trenching and excavation training requirements.
Be punctual, dependable and professional at all times.
Work with cost effectiveness, profitability and safety in mind.
Lead by example.
Lead the safety effort by recognizing and correcting hazards as soon as they are present and being the #1 safety advocate for the crew.
Be a mentor to other team members by teaching them proper construction techniques.
Conduct daily hazard briefing.
Complete time sheet with pertinent info from the day's activity and submit per payroll schedule.
Complete all required paperwork (daily project reports, tool box talks, delivery tickets, etc.) and submit to office weekly.
Coordinate production schedule and project requirements with superintendent and/or project managers.
Communicate to the crew the plan for the day prior to work beginning.
Work to meet daily production goals.
Ensure work area is safe of underground hazards before digging.
Coordinate with superintendent to maintain current utility locates.
Inspect and inventory materials upon delivery. Report any deficiencies to the leader in charge immediately.
Inspect equipment and hand tools; have deficient items repaired/replaced.
Ensure all backfilling around pipe and structures is completed per project plans and specs.
Check all inverts and pipe slopes for accuracy according to stakes and plans.
Take all necessary actions to protect completed work.
Keep jobsite, equipment, truck and trailer neat and orderly.
Communicate time away from work with your team leader and other team members with sufficient notice to make plans for changing personnel to focus on the priorities.
Transport team members to and from jobsite as needed.
Willingness to work hours as required.