Working Foreman / Site Supervisor – Concrete & Formwork, Bergen

Villara Job Description Plumbing Installer   Reports To: Field Foreman Shift/Hours: 7 a.m. – 3:30 p.m., 7:30 a.m. – 4 p.m., or 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. (depending on the season) Pay Range: $21.84-27.63 per hour Position Overview: The Plumbing Installer is responsible for routing various types of pipes and water lines to the sewer systems of new residential and multi-family homes. The ideal candidate will handle tasks such as strapping pipes, nail plating, running condensation lines, gluing pipe, and installing PEX lines. Technical Responsibilities: * Cast Iron Waste Lines (using bands and snap cutters) * ABS Drain Lines (using pipe cutters and glue) * Copper water lines (measure, cut, clean, flux, and solder) * CPVC water lines (measure, ream, glue) * Black iron gas lines (layout, measure, install) * PEX water lines (cut pipe, use fitting expander) * Own basic plumbing tools and battery-operated tools (power tools provided) * Transport issued tools, including ladders, from job site to job site * Operate threading machines, drills, and Sawzalls * Lift and carry materials over 80 lbs * Knowledge of local codes for installation is a plus * Apply Lean Principles including 5S * Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor and management Behavioral Responsibilities of the Job * Self-motivated and organized with a positive attitude * Desire to learn and master plumbing installation * Ability to work independently and collaboratively * Committed to a positive workplace culture * Provide excellent customer service and communication * Willingness to work outdoors and with hands * Arrive on time and ready to work * Follow safety procedures diligently * Take appropriate time for rest and meal breaks * Limit personal cell phone use to emergencies or breaks * Seek continuous improvement opportunities Leadership Responsibilities * Self-leadership to meet personal and company goals * Assist and guide team members * Engage in career development using the Skills Matrix and Dozuki Standard Work App Training/Certification: * Prior construction or plumbing experience is a plus * PEX Certification preferred Education: * High School Diploma or equivalent * Graduation from an Apprenticeship Program is required for Journeyman level Working Conditions: * Subject to extreme weather conditions (heat and cold) * Job sites may be loud and dusty * Elevated work (up to 3 stories) may be required * Physical demands include climbing, stooping, bending, and crawling Performance Standards: * Percentage of time spent in the field, traveling, or in meetings (varies) * Use a Field Skills Matrix to meet job goals and expectations * Collaborate effectively with team members, subcontractors, and customers * Meet deadlines set by the supervisor * Maintain attendance and punctuality * Complete daily timecards * Adhere to Lean requirements Career Advancement: * Next Position: Journeyman * Skills Required for Promotion: * 4-5 years of plumbing production install experience * Organizational and leadership skills * Strong communication skills for interaction with superintendents * Skills for Promotion: 75% of the above skills are required; the remaining 25% will be taught on the job.   Signature   Date:

YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES Crane Operation & Lifting Execution * Operate cranes to lift, move, position, and place various loads including containers, equipment, skids, pipes, and heavy industrial components. * Follow instructions from the Lifting Supervisor, Rigger Foreman, and Flagman during lifting operations. * Ensure correct use of crane functions, boom configurations, outriggers, and lifting accessories. * Operate cranes in accordance with manufacturer guidelines and site safety procedures. Pre-Operation Checks & Equipment Inspection * Conduct daily pre-use inspections of the crane including brakes, hydraulics, wire ropes, hooks, outriggers, gauges, and safety systems. * Report any defects immediately and ensure the crane is isolated until repaired. * Verify crane certificates, SWL, load charts, and lifting aids before commencing operations. * Ensure cranes are properly set up on stable ground with correct outrigger deployment. Compliance with Lifting Plans * Review and understand lifting plans, load charts, rigging configurations, and lifting sequences. * Ensure lifting operations follow approved engineering calculations and load limits. * Maintain communication with the lifting team using radio and visual signals. * Ensure proper boom angle, radius, and load handling as per the lift plan. Yard & Port Interface Support * Support lifting operations related to: * Yard material handling * Warehouse loading/unloading * Pipe rack operations * Heavy equipment mobilization * Quayside load-out and backload for vessel operations * Assist marine logistics teams during vessel cargo transfers, deck loading, and mobilization activities. Coordination & Teamwork * Work closely with riggers, flagmen, lifting supervisors, logistics personnel, and HSE teams. * Communicate clearly and act only on signals from the designated Flagman/Banksman. * Maintain situational awareness at all times to prevent accidents and equipment damage. Documentation & Reporting * Complete daily crane logs, pre-use checklists, and operational reports. * Report incidents, near misses, unsafe conditions, or equipment defects. * Assist in maintaining accurate records for crane hours, maintenance, and certifications. YOUR PROFILE The Crane Operator is responsible for operating mobile cranes, crawler cranes, or rough-terrain cranes to safely lift, move, and position loads within the storage yard, laydown areas, warehouses, and port/quayside operational zones of an Oil & Gas project. The role works as part of a coordinated lifting team alongside riggers, flagmen, and lifting supervisors, ensuring that all lifting operations meet ADNOC Codes of Practice, LEEA/LOLER standards, port regulations, and approved lifting plans. The Crane Operator plays a critical role in maintaining safe, efficient, and compliant lifting operations for materials, equipment, and vessel load-outs/ backloads. Required experience and skills * 5–8 years experience operating cranes in Oil & Gas, EPC, marine, or port environments. * Experience with heavy lifts, complex lifts, and confined yard operations. * Experience working in ports or quayside environments is a strong advantage. * Familiarity with ADNOC lifting protocols or Gulf-region industrial operations preferred. * Strong knowledge of crane operations, load charts, and rigging principles. * Excellent communication and coordination skills. * High awareness of lifting hazards and safety requirements. * Ability to operate cranes safely in tight, busy, and high-risk environments. * Calm, focused, and precise under pressure. Required education * Certified Crane Operator (for mobile/crawler/RT cranes as applicable). * ADNOC-approved or recognized third-party crane operator certification. * Rigging and Banksman/Signalman awareness training (preferred). * Valid UAE or project-relevant license for crane operation (as required). * Basic safety training: H2S, Fire Awareness, First Aid (preferred). INTRODUCTION // WE OFFER //