Plumbing Foreman

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laphccBrooklyn (NY)

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Senior

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$35-$45 per hour

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About the role

Description: Lead the Job. Run the Crew. Deliver Quality Work. We are looking for an experienced Commercial Plumbing Foreman who can take ownership of a job site, lead a crew, and ensure work is completed safely, efficiently, and to the highest quality standards. This role is ideal for someone who knows commercial plumbing inside and out - from underground and slab work to system installation and project coordination - and who takes pride in leading a productive team.
What You'll Do: Lead and supervise plumbing crews on commercial job sites Plan daily work activities and set clear productivity goals Install and oversee installation of DWV and domestic water systems Read and interpret blueprints, specifications, and building codes Coordinate with Project Managers, General Contractors, and other trades Track daily progress and complete job reports Maintain a safe and organized job site
Pay: $35-$45 per hour Requirements 5+ years of commercial plumbing experience Proven crew leadership or foreman experience Strong understanding of commercial plumbing systems Experience with underground and slab installations Ability to read construction drawings and job specifications Reliable transportation and personal hand tools Strong communication and leadership skills Commitment to job site safety and productivity OSHA 10 preferred Benefits Competitive pay based on experience Consistent commercial project work Leadership role with responsibility 401(k) with company match Paid time off and holidays Supportive team environment Dental, Health, and Vision insurance If you're a foreman who takes pride in running a clean job site, keeping crews productive, and delivering quality work, we want to hear from you. #talroo

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