Performance Fire has been in existence for over 21 years, and has a history of employing professional and reliable employees to perform the installation, repair, maintenance, and inspections of water-based fire sprinkler systems in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, and Tennessee. Apply today to join Performance Fire's growing team of skilled trade professionals. This position provides the leadership, technical expertise, creativity, and professional skills to manage a fire sprinkler crew. This includes, but is not limited to planning, organizing, directing, controlling, and coordinating all of the activities of the assigned crew. The foreman is responsible for the timely and accurate communication of project details related to any assigned project to the Field Superintendent. Pipefitters and/or Helpers report to and are directly accountable to the Foreman. Job Duties:
The requirements listed above are not an exhaustive list and may not encompass all of the “essential duties” for purposes of the ADA. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the job duties as long as an undue hardship is not created on the Company. Expected Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
Education and Skill Requirements:
Physical Demands: The physical requirements of the job require that this individual regularly stand, sit, walk, twist, reach, stoop, and speak. It also requires the capability of using hand and eye coordination. The position requires the individual to occasionally walk across rough, unfinished or unstable surfaces at construction sites, the ability to climb stairs and ladders, and the ability to stand and move in high or precarious places. The position requires the individual to regularly lift up to fifty (50) pounds, while occasionally lifting up to ___ pounds. The physical requirements of the job also require the individual frequently operate any power tools, hand tools, and man-lifts normally associated with the type of construction performed by PFP. The physical senses of sight, hearing and speech are required. Vision requirements must be sufficient in order to read measurements from a tape measure or other small measuring tools and details from construction drawings. Work Environment: Work is regularly performed at job sites in which working conditions will vary, requiring the individual to work in a variety of outdoor conditions. These conditions can include, but not limited to, hot, cool, cold, humid, rain, freezing rain, and possibly snow. Steel-toed boots, hard hats, protective gloves, safety glasses, ear plugs and reflective vests are required to be worn on the jobsite. Noise levels at job sites can be from moderate to very loud dependent upon the type of construction or trades working at the time. This position requires daily travel to job sites. Travel time may be required (up to 10%) for overnight or away stay. The incumbent must adhere to company Policy and Procedures regarding dress code. Authority: The foreman directly supervises the helpers and/or pipefitters within their crew. They have the authority to recommend for hiring or termination of employment any direct reporting employees. The foreman has the authority to make purchases for necessary tools or job materials. All purchases require approval from the Field Superintendent. The service foreman has the authority to report to the Field Superintendent and/or the VP, Service Sales and Operations any safety hazard or safety violation based upon PFP’s own actions or the actions of other trades or individuals at a job site. |
| Location | Mooresville, North Carolina |
| Website | https://www.performancefire.com/employment/ |
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