The Plumbing Foreman is responsible for supervising and coordinating the installation, maintenance, and repair of plumbing systems on a construction site. This includes overseeing crews, interpreting plans and blueprints, scheduling work, ensuring code compliance, and maintaining safety and quality standards. The Plumbing Foreman plays a key role in ensuring the timely and efficient completion of plumbing work within the overall construction project.

• Supervise and lead a team of plumbers and apprentices on-site.
• Read and interpret plumbing blueprints, shop drawings, and specifications.
• Plan and lay out daily tasks for plumbing crews, coordinating with other trades and supervisors.
• Ensure that plumbing systems (water supply, drainage, venting, gas lines, etc.) are installed correctly and in accordance with applicable codes and standards.
• Inspect completed work for quality and code compliance.
• Maintain proper records of daily activities, material usage, and crew hours.
• Coordinate the delivery and use of plumbing materials, tools, and equipment.
• Enforce job site safety standards and company policies; conduct toolbox talks and safety briefings.
• Train and mentor less experienced plumbers and apprentices.
• Communicate regularly with project managers, general contractors, and inspectors.
• Assist in resolving site issues related to plumbing conflicts, design changes, or schedule adjustments.
• Monitor work progress and report updates to supervisors.
  

• High school diploma or GED required; plumbing trade school certification preferred.
• Valid plumbing license or journeyman/master plumber certification as required by local jurisdiction.
• Minimum 5 years of plumbing experience in a commercial or industrial construction environment, including 2+ years in a supervisory or foreman role.
• Deep understanding of plumbing systems, materials, installation methods, and relevant codes (UPC, IPC, etc.).
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and construction drawings.
• Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills.
• Knowledge of safety procedures and OSHA regulations (OSHA 10 or 30 preferred).
• Physically able to work on active construction sites (lifting, climbing, bending, etc.).
• Proficient in basic computer skills and field documentation tools (e.g., Procore, PlanGrid, MS Office).

• Work is primarily performed on active construction sites, often outdoors or in unfinished buildings.
• Exposure to loud noise, dust, and varying weather conditions.
• Use of ladders, lifts, hand tools, and PPE is required.
• May require overtime or weekend work depending on project demands.