Gas Distribution Foreman

Acadian Contractors, Inc.
United States, Louisiana, Abbeville
Feb 05, 2025
PURPOSE The purpose of this document is to outline the requirements for the position of "Gas Distribution Foreman" for Acadian Contractors, Inc. (ACI). DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Description The Gas Distribution Foreman position requires the person to demonstrate the ability to follow directions and ask pertinent questions when required. The Foreman must be willing to learn industry terms, work practices, use of tools, and skills that will allow the helper to assist other shop personnel as needed. The Foreman must report to work on time and as scheduled and maintain a professional working relationship with co-workers and supervisors and stay productive throughout the workday. Education Preferably high school diploma or equivalent Experience & Qualifications Preferably 3+ years minimum experience in construction and/or distribution Ability to do physical labor and other strenuous physical tasks Prior directional drilling experience Drill locating experience Utility line locating Fusion experience Able to read project drawings Valid driver/operator license. Knowledge of underground utilities. Ability to travel throughout the state as needed Able to work independently or as an active member of a team Ability to follow Safety and Quality ACI Procedures Physic Major Physical Demands Standing: Remaining on one's feet in an upright position at a workstation without moving about. LEVEL: Hard/uneven surface (concrete TIME: 00-13.00 hours per day REPETITION: Constantly Walking: Moving about on foot. LEVEL: Casual, discretionary movement on a hard/uneven surface (asphalt) TIME: 00-13.00 hours per day REPETITION: Constantly Lifting: Raising or lowering an object from one level to another LEVEL: Heavy, 50 lbs. maximum, frequent lifting/carrying 50 lbs. or less Horizontal, floor to waist TIME: 00-7.00 hours per day REPETITION: Frequently Bending: Bending the body downward and forward by bending the spine at waist. LEVEL: Moderate - 45 degrees TIME: 00-5.50 hours per day REPTITION: Frequently Reaching: Extending the hands and arms in any direction. LEVEL: Dominant hand/arm TIME: 00-7.00 hours/day REPTITION: Frequently LEVEL: Both hands/arms TIME: 00-5.50 hours/day REPTITION: Frequently Job Analysis Handling: Seizing, holding, grasping, turning, or otherwise working with the hand or hands (with or without significant weight resistance). LEVEL: Dominant hand/arm TIME: 00-8.50 hours/day REPETITION: Constantly LEVEL: Both hands/arms TIME: 00-7.00 hours/day REPETITION: Frequently Stairs: Moving up and down stairs while carrying equipment LEVEL: Movement on metal stairs offshore and onshore while carrying max of 50 lbs. TIME: 00-10.00 hours per day REPETITION: Frequently Pulling/Pushing: Movement of equipment from one workstation to the next LEVEL: Both hands and arms 100 lbs. maximum TIME: 00-5.00 hours per day REPETITION: Frequently Minor Physical Factors Kneeling: Bending the legs at the knees to come to rest on the knee or knees. LEVEL: Hard surface (concrete, wood) TIME: 00-5.50 hours per day REPETITION: Frequently Crouching: Bending the body downward and forward by bending the legs and spine. LEVEL: Uneven surface TIME: 00-5.50 hours per day REPETITION: Frequently Job Analysis Fingering: Picking and pinching or otherwise working with the fingers primarily. LEVEL: Dominant Hand TIME: 00-7.00 hours/day REPETITION: Frequently LEVEL: Both Hands TIME: 00-5.50 hours/day REPETITION: Frequently TOLERANCE Extremes of temperature which could exceed 110 degrees Fahrenheit or fall below 20 degrees Fahrenheit Adverse weather conditions Exposure to the elements Exposure to elevated noise levels and vibrations Work in close quarters while wearing protective equipment such as respirators or special clothing Duties Show up to work "on time" & "as scheduled" Complete and discuss a thorough JSA prior to each task. Maintain a positive attitude with internal and external customers by providing quality customer service. Plan, organize and delegate the daily work activities within the crew Troubleshoot and repair minor equipment problems. Ensure preventative maintenance of equipment is assigned and completed by the crew. Properly lift tools, objects, and equipment of varying weight. Safely and effectively operate all directional drill equipment. Complete paperwork as required by the customer. Ensure overall quality of work performed by the crew meets or exceeds standards and expectations Communicate with city utility departments Identify potential problems; develop and implement solutions Travel FREQUENTLY within the area for work assignments, with some overnight travel Personal Tools and Protective Equipment Required Safety Glasses Long Sleeves Shirt Steel Toe Boots Hard Hat Gloves Above Replacement Items can be provided by ACI, but will be Payroll Deducted HSE Responsibilities Embrace, lead and demonstrate "Acadian F.I.R.S.T." - Vision & Mission Statement as fundamental core values. Demonstrate implementation of the proactive safety processes (JSA, Time Out & TEAM BBS Observations) to achieve an incident free workplace and advance our safety culture. Adhere to all "Health, Safety & Environmental (HSE) Management Systems" policies, procedures, safe work & best practices guidance as well as regulatory and client site specific policies and procedures. Make a personal commitment and be accountability for the HSE results, driving towards achievement of HSE goals. Support your team members by coaching, mentoring others to achieve the desired results. Accept and improve when coached and mentored to improve on HSE processes demonstrating ownership of the results of process implementation. REFERENCES** ACI Management Systems Policies, Procedures, Guidelines & Requirements Medical physical protocol