Pipefitter Foreman

ENFRA LLC•Fayetteville, AR

1d•$37 - $40

About The Position

The Pipefitter Foreman provides overall direction for field installation on assigned projects, including field labor, quality control, and safety. The role ensures that installations function as designed and satisfy the contracted scope. The foreman coordinates crews, materials, tools, equipment, schedules, and administrative work while managing project budgets and deadlines and keeping safety a priority. The position involves travel of 0–5% of the time to job sites or an office location.

Requirements

Experience managing two or more crews of two to three workers each.
Verifiable experience working on projects valued at $500,000 or more.
At least three years of craft supervision experience in similar facility construction.
Advanced knowledge of how jobs are assembled in the field.
Effective verbal and written communication skills.
Detail-oriented and willing to handle various ongoing projects in a fast-paced environment.
Knowledgeable about the industry and the Company's competitors.
Ability to multitask and perform duties outside the scope of work when necessary.

Nice To Haves

At least five years of experience in a related field.

Responsibilities

Attend and contribute to operations meetings.
Read plans and coordinate, lay out, sketch, and perform material take-offs.
Handle materials, tools, and equipment, including ordering, receiving, placing, and returning them.
Delineate contract scope and confirm construction drawings and specifications agree with the contract scope.
Respond to General Contractor requests concerning scope limits.
Load manpower and maintain the two-week look-ahead schedule.
Perform timekeeping and administrative duties, including daily reports and JSA documentation.
Ensure safety and other company programs are implemented and effective.
Ensure compliance with building codes.
Perform quality control.
Manage to the budget, plan to the schedule, prepare for unexpected issues, and meet or exceed project deadlines while prioritizing safety.