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INDUSTRIAL AIR FLOW DYNAMICS INC

Jr. Foreman

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A Construction Foreman supervises work crews at construction sites. Hires and manages construction workers and directs work according to plans developed by a project manager and architects. May specialize in a particular type of building project such as residential or industrial construction, or a particular part or stage of the construction process.

$77,028 / year median in Texas

+12% projected growth

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Job Description

You've been in the field for a while now putting in the work, learning from every job, every crew, every challenge. You know your way around a job site. Maybe you've led a small crew before. Maybe you're the one others turn to when things get tough. You've got leadership in you, you just need the right opportunity to show what you're made of, this is that opportunity! At Industrial Air Flow Dynamics (IAFD), we've spent over 20 years becoming the go-to field service group for the power generation industry. As an Industry Leader, our work takes us inside the biggest power plants across the country, providing IAFD's turn key repairs to Gas Turbine Exhaust Expansion Joints, HRSG Piping Penetration Seals, HRSG Liner Systems and Casing repairs. The key's to our success is our High Level of Safety Awareness, Exceptional Quality and Efficiency. We're hiring Junior Foremen who are ready to take that next step. People who aren't afraid of the road, of work, or of responsibility. People who lead from the front keep their crews sharp and thrive under pressure. What the
Job Looks Like:
You'll lead a crew of 6 - 10 skilled welders, craftsmen, and laborers on outage jobs. These projects are fast-paced, high-impact, and spread across the US. You'll fly out, land on site, and take charge: Oversee teardown and installation of expansion joints Use plasma cutters, grinders, hydraulic jacks, and hand tools Work on scaffolding, inside boilers, and at heights over 100 ft Keep the job running smoothly on time, on spec, and always safe Submit reports, photos, and checklists daily This is seasonal outage work: October-December. When there's work, you'll be traveling. When you're not on a project, you're home, with competitive pay to show for it. What You'll Need to
Bring:
4+ years as a Junior Foreman or Lead Man in industrial construction A solid track record of leading crews with little oversight A drive to travel and work in demanding environments No issue working around insulation or in tight spaces Must be 21+, able to pass a drug screen and background check High School Diploma or GED What You'll Get in
Return:
$30/hr (DOE) $40/day per diem $15/hr for travel time Paid airfare, hotel, and rental car Medical, Dental, Vision 401(k) with match, Life Insurance, LTD This is not a desk job. It's not 9 to 5. It's hard work in high places, but if you're the kind of person who gets it done, who wants the responsibility, the respect, and the paycheck, then you're exactly who we're looking for. Watch for a call from area code (281), our recruiter hires nationwide.