Job opportunity
Pipe Foreman
Infracon Construction Inc.
Pipe Foreman
Company:
Infracon Group of Companies
Location:
Western Canada — potential project locations may include Hope, 100 Mile House, Merritt, Dawson Creek, Kamloops, Terrace, and surrounding areas
Type:
Full-Time / Project-Based
Wage Range:
$39.00 – $48.00 per hour, depending on experience and qualifications
About the Role
The Infracon Group of Companies is seeking experienced
Pipe Foremen
for upcoming and potential municipal infrastructure, civil construction, mining, and utility projects across Western Canada.
We are expecting awards on several municipal infrastructure projects with significant underground utility, pipe, road grading, curb and gutter, and sidewalk components. As a result, we are looking to connect with strong field leaders who can help execute this work safely, efficiently, and to a high standard.
This role is best suited for a hands‑on foreman with strong experience leading underground utility and civil construction crews. The successful candidate will have a solid background in sewer and water installation, storm systems, manhole installs, trenching, shoring, roadworks, grading, and related municipal infrastructure work.
We are looking for a field leader who can coordinate crews, equipment, materials, subcontractors, and day‑to‑day work activities while maintaining a strong focus on safety, production, quality, and communication. The ideal candidate understands how to plan and execute pipe work in active construction environments and can work closely with superintendents, project managers, surveyors, operators, labourers, inspectors, and client representatives.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Pipe Foreman who enjoys varied project work and wants to be part of a team delivering important infrastructure projects across Western Canada.
Key Responsibilities
Pipe Crew Leadership & Supervision
Lead and coordinate daily activities for pipe crews, labourers, operators, subcontractors, and supporting field personnel
Plan, sequence, and supervise underground utility installation and related civil construction activities
Provide clear direction to crews to ensure work is completed safely, efficiently, and according to project requirements
Coordinate labour, equipment, tools, materials, and subcontractors to support daily production targets
Monitor crew productivity and adjust work plans as needed to keep the project on track
Lead by example and maintain a respectful, accountable, and safety‑focused work environment
Support mentoring, coaching, and development of labourers, pipe layers, and junior field staff
Underground Utilities & Pipe Installation
Supervise installation of sanitary sewer, storm sewer, watermain, culverts, drainage systems, and related underground utilities
Oversee pipe bedding, alignment, grade, slope, connections, backfill, compaction, and testing requirements
Support installation of manholes, catch basins, valves, fittings, services, hydrants, tie‑ins, and related infrastructure
Ensure pipe work is completed according to drawings, specifications, grades, and applicable standards
Coordinate work around existing utilities, live services, tie‑ins, traffic, active equipment, and changing site conditions
Identify utility conflicts, grade issues, unsuitable ground, or constructability concerns and communicate them promptly
Work closely with excavator operators and pipe crews to ensure safe and efficient trench work
Shoring, Trenching & Excavation Safety
Coordinate safe trenching, excavation, and shoring activities in accordance with project and regulatory requirements
Ensure trench boxes, shoring systems, sloping, access/egress, spoil piles, and excavation controls are used properly
Monitor trench conditions, groundwater, soil stability, and changing excavation hazards
Confirm crews are following safe excavation practices around utilities, workers, equipment, and traffic
Support confined space, ground disturbance, and excavation‑related safety requirements where applicable
Stop and elevate unsafe work conditions when required
Municipal Infrastructure & Civil Works
Support road construction, grading, curb and gutter, sidewalk, drainage, and surface restoration activities
Coordinate with grading, concrete, paving, utility, and restoration crews as required
Support construction sequencing for municipal infrastructure projects, including traffic control, access, utilities, roadworks, and restoration
Review drawings, specifications, grade information, and field layout to support accurate construction
Work with surveyors to confirm line, grade, offsets, elevations, and layout requirements
Help ensure work areas are prepared for follow‑on activities such as curb, gutter, sidewalk, paving landscaping, or surface restoration
Safety & Compliance
Promote and maintain a strong safety culture on site
Ensure crews follow all company, client, and project safety policies, procedures, and safe work practices
Lead or participate in daily safety meetings, toolbox talks, field‑level hazard assessments, inspections, and site orientations
Identify and correct unsafe conditions, behaviours, or work practices
Ensure workers use required personal protective equipment and follow site‑specific requirements
Report hazards, incidents, near misses, injuries, equipment damage, utility strikes, and environmental concerns promptly
Support incident investigations, corrective actions, and follow‑up as required
Demonstrate a strong commitment to safe production, quality, and teamwork
Quality, Production & Documentation
Monitor work quality and ensure installations meet drawings, specifications, grades, and inspection requirements
Track daily progress, crew activities, equipment use, materials, deliveries, delays, and field issues
Complete or support daily field reports, time records, safety documentation, inspection records, and project paperwork
Coordinate with inspectors, engineers, surveyors, and project teams to support testing, inspections, and approvals
Help reduce rework by confirming requirements, communicating clearly, and checking work as it progresses
Ensure deficiencies, changes, delays, or site conflicts are communicated and documented in a timely manner
Equipment, Materials & Site Organization
Coordinate equipment, tools, materials, pipe, fittings, bedding, shoring, and supplies to support daily work plans
Ensure materials are staged, handled, and installed properly
Monitor equipment needs, maintenance concerns, and repair requirements
Coordinate deliveries, staging areas, access routes, laydown areas, and work zones
Maintain clean, organized, and safe work areas
Support efficient use of materials and reduce unnecessary waste, delays, or rework
What You Bring
Strong experience leading pipe crews on municipal infrastructure, civil construction, or underground utility projects
Solid background in sewer, water, storm, drainage, manhole installation, trenching, shoring, and utility tie‑ins
Experience with road construction, grading, curb and gutter, sidewalk, and surface restoration is considered an asset
Ability to plan and coordinate daily work activities, labour, equipment, materials, and subcontractors
Strong understanding of safe excavation, trenching, shoring, and underground utility practices
Ability to read and understand drawings, specifications, grade stakes, site plans, and utility layouts
Strong communication skills and ability to provide clear direction to crews
Strong problem‑solving skills and ability to adapt to changing field conditions
Reliable, accountable, and willing to travel for project‑based work
Strong organizational skills and ability to complete required field documentation
Team‑oriented leadership style with a focus on safety, production, quality, and professionalism
Qualifications
Previous experience as a Pipe Foreman, Underground Utility Foreman, Civil Foreman, Lead Hand, or senior pipe crew member is required
Experience in municipal infrastructure, civil construction, sewer and water, storm systems, drainage, utilities, roadworks, or earthworks is strongly preferred
Experience with manhole installation, shoring, trench boxes, utility tie‑ins, and grade control is strongly preferred
Valid Class 5 driver’s licence and reliable transportation are preferred
Equipment operating experience is considered an asset
Ability to read drawings, specifications, grade stakes, profiles, and site plans is considered an asset
Ground Disturbance, CSTS, WHMIS, First Aid, Confined Space, H2S Alive, Leadership for Safety Excellence, or other safety certifications are considered assets depending on project requirements
Strong mobile app or basic computer skills for completing field reports, time records, safety forms, and project documentation are considered an asset
Ability to work outdoors in varying weather and site conditions
Ability to travel to project locations throughout Western Canada as required
Must be eligible to work in Canada
Drug and alcohol testing may be required depending on client, site, or project requirements
Working Conditions
Project-based work in various locations throughout Western Canada
Potential project areas may include Hope, 100 Mile House, Merritt, Dawson Creek, Kamloops, Terrace, and surrounding regions
Work may take place in municipal infrastructure, civil construction, mining, industrial, roadwork, underground utility, drainage, reclamation, or remote project environments
Outdoor work in varying weather conditions, including heat, cold, rain, snow, dust, mud, and uneven terrain
Exposure to active equipment, traffic, noise, trenches, excavations, utilities, shoring, haul roads, slopes, tools, and changing site conditions
Physically active role requiring walking, standing, climbing in and out of excavations or vehicles, and regular site coordination
Shift schedules, rotations, overtime, and travel requirements may vary by project
Living out allowance, camp, travel, or other project‑specific arrangements may apply depending on location and project terms
Compensation & Benefits
Wage range of $39.00 – $48.00 per hour , depending on experience and qualifications
Full‑time and project‑based opportunities may be available
Benefits and applicable company programs may be available based on employment status and eligibility
Project‑specific compensation terms, travel, LOA, rotation, or accommodation details may vary by assignment
Opportunity to lead crews on municipal infrastructure, civil construction, underground utility, mining, and pipeline maintenance projects across Western Canada
What Success Looks Like
Pipe crews are working safely, efficiently, and with clear direction
Sewer, water, storm, drainage, manholes, and underground utilities are installed accurately and to specification
Trenching and shoring work is planned and completed safely
Daily work is organized, productive, and aligned with project priorities
Equipment, labour, materials, and subcontractors are coordinated effectively
Work is completed to project specifications with minimal rework
Safety expectations are clearly communicated and consistently followed
Daily reports, time records, safety forms, and project documentation are accurate and submitted on time
Field issues are identified early, communicated promptly, and addressed with practical solutions
Projects are supported through strong leadership, safe production, quality work, and teamwork
Why Join Us
Work with an experienced civil construction and industrial services team
Lead crews on municipal infrastructure and underground utility projects across Western Canada
Apply your pipe and civil construction leadership experience on meaningful infrastructure work
Be part of a company focused on safe production, quality work, and operational excellence
Contribute to infrastructure and resource‑sector projects that support communities and industry across the region
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Apply on source site Company:
Infracon Group of Companies
Location:
Western Canada — potential project locations may include Hope, 100 Mile House, Merritt, Dawson Creek, Kamloops, Terrace, and surrounding areas
Type:
Full-Time / Project-Based
Wage Range:
$39.00 – $48.00 per hour, depending on experience and qualifications
About the Role
The Infracon Group of Companies is seeking experienced
Pipe Foremen
for upcoming and potential municipal infrastructure, civil construction, mining, and utility projects across Western Canada.
We are expecting awards on several municipal infrastructure projects with significant underground utility, pipe, road grading, curb and gutter, and sidewalk components. As a result, we are looking to connect with strong field leaders who can help execute this work safely, efficiently, and to a high standard.
This role is best suited for a hands‑on foreman with strong experience leading underground utility and civil construction crews. The successful candidate will have a solid background in sewer and water installation, storm systems, manhole installs, trenching, shoring, roadworks, grading, and related municipal infrastructure work.
We are looking for a field leader who can coordinate crews, equipment, materials, subcontractors, and day‑to‑day work activities while maintaining a strong focus on safety, production, quality, and communication. The ideal candidate understands how to plan and execute pipe work in active construction environments and can work closely with superintendents, project managers, surveyors, operators, labourers, inspectors, and client representatives.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Pipe Foreman who enjoys varied project work and wants to be part of a team delivering important infrastructure projects across Western Canada.
Key Responsibilities
Pipe Crew Leadership & Supervision
Lead and coordinate daily activities for pipe crews, labourers, operators, subcontractors, and supporting field personnel
Plan, sequence, and supervise underground utility installation and related civil construction activities
Provide clear direction to crews to ensure work is completed safely, efficiently, and according to project requirements
Coordinate labour, equipment, tools, materials, and subcontractors to support daily production targets
Monitor crew productivity and adjust work plans as needed to keep the project on track
Lead by example and maintain a respectful, accountable, and safety‑focused work environment
Support mentoring, coaching, and development of labourers, pipe layers, and junior field staff
Underground Utilities & Pipe Installation
Supervise installation of sanitary sewer, storm sewer, watermain, culverts, drainage systems, and related underground utilities
Oversee pipe bedding, alignment, grade, slope, connections, backfill, compaction, and testing requirements
Support installation of manholes, catch basins, valves, fittings, services, hydrants, tie‑ins, and related infrastructure
Ensure pipe work is completed according to drawings, specifications, grades, and applicable standards
Coordinate work around existing utilities, live services, tie‑ins, traffic, active equipment, and changing site conditions
Identify utility conflicts, grade issues, unsuitable ground, or constructability concerns and communicate them promptly
Work closely with excavator operators and pipe crews to ensure safe and efficient trench work
Shoring, Trenching & Excavation Safety
Coordinate safe trenching, excavation, and shoring activities in accordance with project and regulatory requirements
Ensure trench boxes, shoring systems, sloping, access/egress, spoil piles, and excavation controls are used properly
Monitor trench conditions, groundwater, soil stability, and changing excavation hazards
Confirm crews are following safe excavation practices around utilities, workers, equipment, and traffic
Support confined space, ground disturbance, and excavation‑related safety requirements where applicable
Stop and elevate unsafe work conditions when required
Municipal Infrastructure & Civil Works
Support road construction, grading, curb and gutter, sidewalk, drainage, and surface restoration activities
Coordinate with grading, concrete, paving, utility, and restoration crews as required
Support construction sequencing for municipal infrastructure projects, including traffic control, access, utilities, roadworks, and restoration
Review drawings, specifications, grade information, and field layout to support accurate construction
Work with surveyors to confirm line, grade, offsets, elevations, and layout requirements
Help ensure work areas are prepared for follow‑on activities such as curb, gutter, sidewalk, paving landscaping, or surface restoration
Safety & Compliance
Promote and maintain a strong safety culture on site
Ensure crews follow all company, client, and project safety policies, procedures, and safe work practices
Lead or participate in daily safety meetings, toolbox talks, field‑level hazard assessments, inspections, and site orientations
Identify and correct unsafe conditions, behaviours, or work practices
Ensure workers use required personal protective equipment and follow site‑specific requirements
Report hazards, incidents, near misses, injuries, equipment damage, utility strikes, and environmental concerns promptly
Support incident investigations, corrective actions, and follow‑up as required
Demonstrate a strong commitment to safe production, quality, and teamwork
Quality, Production & Documentation
Monitor work quality and ensure installations meet drawings, specifications, grades, and inspection requirements
Track daily progress, crew activities, equipment use, materials, deliveries, delays, and field issues
Complete or support daily field reports, time records, safety documentation, inspection records, and project paperwork
Coordinate with inspectors, engineers, surveyors, and project teams to support testing, inspections, and approvals
Help reduce rework by confirming requirements, communicating clearly, and checking work as it progresses
Ensure deficiencies, changes, delays, or site conflicts are communicated and documented in a timely manner
Equipment, Materials & Site Organization
Coordinate equipment, tools, materials, pipe, fittings, bedding, shoring, and supplies to support daily work plans
Ensure materials are staged, handled, and installed properly
Monitor equipment needs, maintenance concerns, and repair requirements
Coordinate deliveries, staging areas, access routes, laydown areas, and work zones
Maintain clean, organized, and safe work areas
Support efficient use of materials and reduce unnecessary waste, delays, or rework
What You Bring
Strong experience leading pipe crews on municipal infrastructure, civil construction, or underground utility projects
Solid background in sewer, water, storm, drainage, manhole installation, trenching, shoring, and utility tie‑ins
Experience with road construction, grading, curb and gutter, sidewalk, and surface restoration is considered an asset
Ability to plan and coordinate daily work activities, labour, equipment, materials, and subcontractors
Strong understanding of safe excavation, trenching, shoring, and underground utility practices
Ability to read and understand drawings, specifications, grade stakes, site plans, and utility layouts
Strong communication skills and ability to provide clear direction to crews
Strong problem‑solving skills and ability to adapt to changing field conditions
Reliable, accountable, and willing to travel for project‑based work
Strong organizational skills and ability to complete required field documentation
Team‑oriented leadership style with a focus on safety, production, quality, and professionalism
Qualifications
Previous experience as a Pipe Foreman, Underground Utility Foreman, Civil Foreman, Lead Hand, or senior pipe crew member is required
Experience in municipal infrastructure, civil construction, sewer and water, storm systems, drainage, utilities, roadworks, or earthworks is strongly preferred
Experience with manhole installation, shoring, trench boxes, utility tie‑ins, and grade control is strongly preferred
Valid Class 5 driver’s licence and reliable transportation are preferred
Equipment operating experience is considered an asset
Ability to read drawings, specifications, grade stakes, profiles, and site plans is considered an asset
Ground Disturbance, CSTS, WHMIS, First Aid, Confined Space, H2S Alive, Leadership for Safety Excellence, or other safety certifications are considered assets depending on project requirements
Strong mobile app or basic computer skills for completing field reports, time records, safety forms, and project documentation are considered an asset
Ability to work outdoors in varying weather and site conditions
Ability to travel to project locations throughout Western Canada as required
Must be eligible to work in Canada
Drug and alcohol testing may be required depending on client, site, or project requirements
Working Conditions
Project-based work in various locations throughout Western Canada
Potential project areas may include Hope, 100 Mile House, Merritt, Dawson Creek, Kamloops, Terrace, and surrounding regions
Work may take place in municipal infrastructure, civil construction, mining, industrial, roadwork, underground utility, drainage, reclamation, or remote project environments
Outdoor work in varying weather conditions, including heat, cold, rain, snow, dust, mud, and uneven terrain
Exposure to active equipment, traffic, noise, trenches, excavations, utilities, shoring, haul roads, slopes, tools, and changing site conditions
Physically active role requiring walking, standing, climbing in and out of excavations or vehicles, and regular site coordination
Shift schedules, rotations, overtime, and travel requirements may vary by project
Living out allowance, camp, travel, or other project‑specific arrangements may apply depending on location and project terms
Compensation & Benefits
Wage range of $39.00 – $48.00 per hour , depending on experience and qualifications
Full‑time and project‑based opportunities may be available
Benefits and applicable company programs may be available based on employment status and eligibility
Project‑specific compensation terms, travel, LOA, rotation, or accommodation details may vary by assignment
Opportunity to lead crews on municipal infrastructure, civil construction, underground utility, mining, and pipeline maintenance projects across Western Canada
What Success Looks Like
Pipe crews are working safely, efficiently, and with clear direction
Sewer, water, storm, drainage, manholes, and underground utilities are installed accurately and to specification
Trenching and shoring work is planned and completed safely
Daily work is organized, productive, and aligned with project priorities
Equipment, labour, materials, and subcontractors are coordinated effectively
Work is completed to project specifications with minimal rework
Safety expectations are clearly communicated and consistently followed
Daily reports, time records, safety forms, and project documentation are accurate and submitted on time
Field issues are identified early, communicated promptly, and addressed with practical solutions
Projects are supported through strong leadership, safe production, quality work, and teamwork
Why Join Us
Work with an experienced civil construction and industrial services team
Lead crews on municipal infrastructure and underground utility projects across Western Canada
Apply your pipe and civil construction leadership experience on meaningful infrastructure work
Be part of a company focused on safe production, quality work, and operational excellence
Contribute to infrastructure and resource‑sector projects that support communities and industry across the region
#IND
#J-18808-Ljbffr