Mechanical Installation Foreman

Lead and oversee daily activities of 1–3 mechanical installers, providing direction, training, and support

Participate in and, when needed, lead daily stand-up meetings and coordinate work plans

Execute mechanical installation tasks including:

Conveyor systems and components

Structural/header steel installation

Platforms, guardrails, and rack systems

Air piping (aluminum, copper, black iron)

Support equipment run-in, startup, and troubleshooting

Work independently to complete stand-alone tasks as assigned by site leadership

Promote a strong safety culture by driving:

BBSO (Behavior-Based Safety Observations)

JHA (Job Hazard Analysis) and JSA (Job Safety Analysis)

Jobsite safety meetings and compliance

Ensure excellent housekeeping and organization at job sites

Perform quality audits to ensure installations meet standards and specifications

Provide daily site status updates to Project Managers and Site Managers

Identify problems as they arise and proactively recommend solutions

Write clear, concise trip reports and maintain job documentation

May lead operations on alternate shifts when supervisors are not present

Strong safety leadership and situational awareness

Ability to read and interpret engineered drawings and layouts

Effective team leadership and coaching skills

Strong problem-solving and decision-making ability

Clear and professional communication (written and verbal)

Ability to work independently and manage competing priorities

Basic computer skills (email, spreadsheets, reporting tools)

Hands-on experience in mechanical installation of conveyor systems

Experience with: Structural steel erection and platform installation, Equipment layout and pre-assembly, Industrial piping systems

Experience leading small teams or providing on-site direction to others

Proven ability to identify and resolve field issues in real time

Experience working in fast-paced construction or industrial environments

High School Diploma or equivalent (required)

Technical degree or specialized training (preferred)

OSHA safety training (preferred)

Equivalent field experience may be substituted for formal education

Must be willing to travel 90% within the continental United States

Must possess a valid driver’s license

Ability to lift 50 lbs or more

Ability to push, pull, squat, crawl, and walk across large construction sites

Must be able to work in various climates and environments

Demonstrates commitment to OSHA and company safety standards

Equal Opportunity Employer – all qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to protected status