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.

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Level

Senior

Location

Beaumont, TX

Occupation

First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers

Industry

All Other Specialty Trade Contractors

Posted

3 days ago

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