Instrument Fitter Foreman

Job Overview: The Instrument Fitter Foreman (or General Foreman/Superintendent) is responsible for the overall supervision, coordination, and safety of multiple Instrument Fitter crews. This role manages the entire instrument fitting scope for a major project area, focusing on long-range planning, scheduling, and integrated craft performance. Key Tasks and Responsibilities: Manage and coordinate the daily and weekly work plans for all assigned Instrument Fitter crews and Leadpersons. Collaborate with the Instrumentation & Controls Engineer and QC teams to ensure the tubing installation schedule is met and quality is maintained. Manage and track the cost and budget of the instrument fitting scope, including labor hours, materials, and specialized tools. Ensure all installations comply with the highest safety, quality, and regulatory standards, serving as the final authority on fabrication quality in the field. Serve as the primary liaison between the instrument fitting craft and the overall construction management team. Essential Qualifications and Education: Minimum 8+ years of industrial construction/maintenance industry experience . NCCER Certification is required. Must successfully pass applicable written and practical craft tests as part of the selection process. Expert knowledge of all phases of industrial instrument fitting construction, including pre-commissioning and commissioning support. Proven expertise in project planning, scheduling, and resource management for a large, specialized workforce. Preferred Qualifications and Education: Bachelor's degree in Construction Management or a related technical field. Experience managing multi-craft teams in the final stages of process unit construction.