Plumbing Foreman

Siegman Forced Air Systems•Westminster, MD

3d•$27 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

Schaefer Mechanical Services, Inc. is a 30-year-old company experiencing renewed growth and offering unique benefits to support your long-term career development. We invest in our people through training, mentorship, and advancement opportunities, with performance-based incentives, access to industry-leading tools and resources, and a supportive environment built to help you thrive in your trade. This role leads and supervises plumbing crews on new construction projects, ensuring installations are completed safely, on schedule, on budget, and in full compliance with project specifications and plumbing codes. The Plumbing Foreman supports the company's mission to "Protect the Health of the Nation."

Requirements

Valid Maryland driver's license
Maryland Journeyman Plumber's License
Proven ability to lead, schedule, and motivate a plumbing crew
Expert proficiency installing, troubleshooting, and repairing plumbing systems and fixtures
Strong ability to read, interpret, and lay out work from blueprints and plumbing schematics
Thorough knowledge of plumbing codes, standards, and inspection requirements
Ability to plan material and labor needs and manage to a project budget and schedule
Skilled with hand and power tools used in plumbing
Strong communication, coordination, and conflict-resolution skills across trades
Working knowledge of OSHA and jobsite safety management
Minimum 5 years of plumbing experience
At least 2 years in a lead or foreman role
New construction plumbing experience highly preferred

Nice To Haves

Maryland Master Plumber's License
Preference will be given to military veterans

Responsibilities

Plan, organize, and direct the daily activities of the plumbing crew on assigned projects
Lay out work from blueprints and schematics and assign tasks to crew members
Ensure all installations meet project specifications, plumbing codes, and company quality standards
Coordinate with project managers, general contractors, inspectors, and other trades to keep work on schedule and avoid conflicts
Monitor labor hours, productivity, and material usage against the project budget; communicate needs and variances to management
Enforce all OSHA, national, and local safety standards on the jobsite
Mentor, train, and develop mechanics, apprentices, and helpers
Conduct quality-control inspections and correct deficiencies before inspection
Maintain accurate daily reports, timecards, and documentation
Manage proper inventory, care, and security of assigned tools and equipment