As a long-established, employee-owned mechanical contractor, we are seeking an experienced Foreman Pipefitter to lead crews on commercial, mechanical, and process piping projects from their southern MA hub. You'll run the work in the field, from reading drawings and P&IDs through fabrication and installation, for $50-$65 per hour plus an annual bonus, profit sharing, and employee stock ownership.
As an employee-owned company, they share their success through an ESOP, annual profit sharing that has paid out every year for more than a decade, and a year-end bonus. With decades in business and a field team that's growing fast, this is a long-term home for a foreman who takes pride in quality work and building strong crews.
What You'll Do as the Foreman Pipefitter:
- Lead pipefitting crews on commercial, mechanical, process, and petroleum piping projects
- Read and interpret work scopes, engineered drawings, and P&IDs to plan work procedures and build methods
- Plan and sequence daily work, manpower, materials, and tools to keep projects on schedule
- Fabricate and install piping systems and equipment to specifications using grooved, threaded, soldered, brazed, and welded connections
- Apply the codes and standards that govern mechanical, process, and petroleum piping
- Set the tone for jobsite safety and make sure crews follow company and site safety standards
- Inspect your crew's work for quality and accuracy, and resolve field issues as they come up
- Coordinate with project managers, superintendents, other trades, and customers to keep work moving
- Train and mentor journeymen and apprentices on technique, safety, and quality
- Work flexible hours and overtime as needed to meet customer installation schedules
Must-Haves as the Foreman Pipefitter:
- Active Massachusetts Journeyman Pipefitter license
- Proven experience leading pipefitting crews as a Foreman or Lead Journeyman on commercial, mechanical, or process projects
- A full range of mechanical knowledge, with hands-on ability to fabricate and install piping and equipment per drawings and P&IDs
- Proficiency with grooved, threaded, soldered, brazed, and welded pipe connections
- Working knowledge of the codes and standards for mechanical, process, and petroleum piping
- Strong safety leadership and a commitment to quality workmanship
- Excellent communication skills, a team-first attitude, and a strong customer-service focus
- Willingness to work flexible hours and overtime when needed
- Comfort with email and smartphone tools
- High school diploma or GED
- Ability to pass a background check and DOT drug screening
Nice-to-Haves as the Foreman Pipefitter:
- Massachusetts Master Pipefitter license
- New Hampshire, Rhode Island, or Connecticut pipefitter licenses
- Current or past welding certifications
- Process, hygienic, or petroleum piping experience
- Experience on healthcare, education, or government facility projects
- Vocational school training in pipefitting or mechanical trades
Offers:
- Hourly pay of $50-$65, depending on experience
- Employee stock ownership (ESOP) with a five-year vesting schedule
- Annual profit sharing, paid out every year for more than a decade
- Discretionary year-end bonus based on company profits, typically paid in February or March
- Overtime opportunities, plus occasional prevailing wage work on public sector projects
- Medical coverage through Harvard Pilgrim with 60% of premiums paid by the company, plus dental and vision
- Short-term disability and company-paid life insurance, with optional additional life and other voluntary coverage
- A leadership role on a diverse portfolio of mechanical, process, and petroleum work
- A fast-growing field team at a long-established mechanical contractor