Foreman

About the role

The Construction Foreman will be the onsite manager of up to 10 HVAC Installation Technicians, overseeing their safety, daily and weekly progress, JHAs, spot inspections, guiding, leading, teaching, mentoring, and communicating. They will work closely with the client to deliver projects within budget and on time, managing multiple concurrent projects for one or more commercial retail clients while handling Foreman-level responsibilities and working alongside their assigned crew.

Responsibilities

• Perform accurate material takeoffs regularly.
• Maintain and organize onsite material and equipment inventory.
• Read and interpret mechanical drawings; understand scale and transfer to job site measurements.
• Fabricate sheetmetal transitions and offsets “on the fly” to keep progress moving.
• Set and attain progress goals while monitoring overall labor budget.
• Demonstrate basic job costing knowledge (material cost differences chain store vs vendor).
• Communicate effectively with staff and general contractor onsite representatives.
• Create detailed daily progress reports and submit timely to project management.
• Perform other related duties as required.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years verifiable experience in the HVAC trade.
• Universal EPA certification, TDLR registration, OSHA 10, First Aid, and CPR certifications mandatory.
• Skill assessment administered for placement and training guidance.
• Hands‑on foreman role; must be able to work alongside crew.
• Knowledge of major components and installation methods: RTUs, VAVs, Fan Powered Boxes, Fan Coils, Split Systems, Hydronic Systems, Chillers, Boilers, Piping, Valves, Ducting, Grilles, Registers and Diffusers, Louvers, Dampers, Fans, Fire Dampers & Hoods, Roof curbs and caps, Equipment supports and stands, Condensate and gas lines, Stand‑alone controls, basic BAS/BMS/BACnet controls, startups & reporting, balancing refrigerant, VRF systems, heaters, air handlers, HVLS fans, exhaust systems, line sets, insulation, jacketing, thermometers and gauges, filters and filtration, transitions and offsets, snaplock and flex.
• Honest team player, growth‑oriented, willing to do whatever it takes safely.

Physical Requirements and Working Conditions

• Regularly required to stand, walk, and lift/move up to 75 pounds.
• High noise level environment.
• May need to visit customer sites or ride along with field technicians.