Foreman, Construction, Construction Manager​/ Foreman

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The Working Foreman is ultimately responsible for providing direction to a crew of related trades personnel as outlined by the General Foreman. The crew performs work in production piping and mechanical labor (fitters, welders & mechanical), direct materials, consumables, production facilities, and equipment. The Foreman will also support the General Foreman and assist in directing and coordinating the cutting, fitting, welding and testing of all piping & mechanical systems and equipment contracts onsite to achieve production targets, schedules, and quality objectives, as well as contributing to strategic operations objectives as outlined in project schedules.

• Responsible for the direct oversight on all safety related matters for his or her crew.
• Act as a spokesperson for the work crew on all safety related matters.
• Actively participate in the investigation of all safety incidents.
• Report and investigate all safety incidents, near misses, and accidents.
• Ensure that all work is carried out in a safe manner.

• Provide crew direction on the planning and coordination of labor to achieve production and contractual schedule targets.
• Participate in the provision of weekly status updates of work order progress.
• Participate in build strategy development, production planning, and scheduling meetings.
• Remove scheduling barriers where possible to crew progress.

• Direct welders, mechanics, facilities, and equipment utilization to achieve production and contract targets.
• Participate in continuous improvement discussions.
• Use direct materials and consumables cost‑effectively.

• Ensure that trades personnel have the skill level, training, experience, and knowledge to perform tasks in accordance with contractual specifications and Company quality standards.
• Ensure that the most up-to-date information is available and used by the trades personnel according to client specifications.
• Ensure that production tooling, equipment, and facilities used are calibrated (where required) and properly used to meet contractual and company standards.
• Implement corrective action in a timely manner.
• Deploy adequate resources to meet the quality schedule and cost requirements of the job.

• Completed a technology or formal journeyman program in a recognized trades discipline.

• Experience with formal quality systems such as ISO 9000 or ASME.
• 5+ years of demonstrated knowledge in specific trades.
• Project and/or maintenance experience including pipe fabrication, fitting, welding, handling of large complex assemblies (up to 20 tons), rigging, burning, NDT, and safety awareness.
• Experience with labor cost control (budgets, reporting, progress evaluation, and scheduling).
• Experience with provincial occupational health and safety regulations and application.

• Proven ability to understand the Engineering, Procurement, Construction and commissioning phases.
• Sound knowledge of construction and project standards.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• May perform other related duties as assigned.

Mid‑Senior level

Full‑time

Management and Manufacturing

Construction