Pipefitter Foreman ESR

About the role

Everett Ship Repair is the Pacific Northwest’s Premier Ship Repair Facility. Founded in 2019, Everett Ship Repair ("ESR") offers vast ship repair capabilities from its facility in Everett, Washington, for all types of commercial vessels, with a focus on commercial workboats and passenger vessels. Together with Nichols Brothers Boat Builders, we are a formidable player in the maritime community of the Pacific Northwest. ESR has built a reputation for high-quality ship repair and conversion services since its founding. With the recent addition of Hercules, Puget Sound's largest drydock, ESR has expanded its capacity to serve commercial and government vessels across the West Coast. This expansion aligns with ESR's long-term strategy to invest in people, infrastructure, and capabilities that sustain the Pacific Northwest's vital maritime industry. We are seeking an experienced Pipefitter Foreman who will lead the efforts of Journeyman and Apprentice Pipefitters under his or her supervision and motivate them to accomplish work safely, correctly, and efficiently.

Responsibilities

• Lead and coordinate the daily efforts of Journeyman and Apprentice Pipefitters assigned to vessel repair and modernization projects.
• Provide direction to assigned employees, including work assignments, task prioritization, conflict resolution, coaching, and performance feedback.
• Meet project objectives related to schedule, quality, productivity, and cost for assigned work scopes.
• Plan and coordinate manpower requirements to support production schedules and project milestones.
• Review project drawings, specifications, work packages, and technical requirements to ensure proper execution of piping work.
• Oversee installation, repair, testing, and modification of marine piping systems including fuel oil, hydraulic, seawater, potable water, fire suppression, bilge and ballast, HVAC, exhaust, and other shipboard systems.
• Ensure employees have the necessary tools, materials, specifications, permits, and equipment required to perform assigned work.
• Coordinate pressure testing, flushing, inspections, and turnover activities with Quality Assurance and Production Management.
• Monitor workmanship and