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We are seeking an experienced Craft Foreman to lead pipe installation and mechanical construction activities on water and wastewater treatment plant projects. The successful candidate will supervise field crews, coordinate daily work with site management and subcontractors, and ensure construction is completed safely, efficiently, and to the required quality standards. This role will involve working from drawings, specifications, and project schedules while maintaining a strong focus on productivity, workmanship, and environmental compliance.

Key responsibilities include planning and assigning daily tasks; directing the installation, alignment, testing, and commissioning of process piping, utility lines, valves, fittings, supports, and related mechanical systems; interpreting plans, isometric drawings, and specifications; and coordinating interfaces with civil, electrical, instrumentation, and equipment installation teams. You will monitor materials, tools, equipment, and manpower requirements, identify potential delays or technical issues, and communicate progress to project supervision. The role also requires inspecting completed work, supporting pressure testing and system flushing, maintaining accurate site records, and ensuring all activities comply with approved procedures and applicable codes.

Candidates should have substantial experience in industrial or municipal water and wastewater construction, with a strong background in pipefitting and crew supervision. The ability to read and understand construction drawings, identify installation requirements, and resolve field issues is essential. Proven leadership skills, sound judgment, and a practical approach to planning and problem-solving are required, along with a commitment to safe work practices and quality control. Relevant trade qualifications or certifications are preferred. Experience with treatment plant process piping, stainless steel, carbon steel, ductile iron, PVC, HDPE, or similar materials will be highly regarded. The position may require travel, outdoor work, shift work, and the ability to work in active construction environments.

We are seeking an experienced Pipe Foreman specializing in water, sewer, and storm infrastructure to lead field operations on civil construction projects. This role is responsible for coordinating crews, subcontractors, equipment, and materials while ensuring work is completed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with approved plans, specifications, and schedules. The successful candidate will provide hands-on leadership and maintain high standards of workmanship across all phases of underground utility installation.

Key responsibilities include interpreting construction drawings, utility layouts, grades, and specifications; setting daily production goals; assigning tasks; and monitoring progress against project schedules. You will oversee the installation, repair, and testing of water mains, sanitary sewer systems, storm drainage, manholes, catch basins, and related underground infrastructure. Duties also include coordinating excavation, trench safety, shoring, bedding, backfill, compaction, tie-ins, and restoration activities. The Pipe Foreman will communicate regularly with project managers, surveyors, inspectors, utility representatives, and other trades, while documenting quantities, site conditions, deliveries, delays, and completed work. Maintaining a clean and organized site, identifying potential hazards, and enforcing all safety procedures are essential parts of the position.

Candidates should have several years of experience supervising underground utility or heavy civil construction, with strong knowledge of water, sewer, and storm systems. The ability to read plans, use grade and laser equipment, understand elevations, and troubleshoot field issues is required. Experience operating or directing the use of excavators and other construction equipment is an asset. Strong communication, leadership, organization, and decision-making skills are essential, along with the ability to work outdoors in changing weather and manage physically demanding site conditions. A valid driver’s licence, relevant safety training, and experience with municipal or commercial infrastructure projects are preferred. The successful candidate will be dependable, proactive, quality-focused, and committed to delivering safe, productive, and accurate work.