Construction Superintendent
About the role
This role serves as the primary subject matter expert for site construction and installation requirements across all product lines. The Construction Superintendent will instruct contractors on best practices, schedule, pricing, freighting, and field welding requirements for the installation of supplied equipment, and will work internally with the engineering team to ensure models, P&IDs, ISOs, and other drawing packs are updated and reflect current revision numbers.
Responsibilities
- Develop new relationships with general contractors and the field client base
- Provide oversight of civil, general construction, and installation of equipment and/or processes
- Provide job-site stewardship to all parties, regardless of classification
- Investigate schedule slippage and counter with viable data points to recover the schedule
- Incorporate new business strategies for a more effective job-site presence
Requirements
- Bachelor of Science in Construction applications and/or mechanical engineering preferred
- Minimum 20 years’ experience with international/domestic oil & gas construction and installation of process equipment
- 20 years minimum working with domestic and/or international oil/gas company contractors
- Ability to lead by example and stand firm on business-related decisions
- Established sound business reputation within current management peers
- Ability to read and interpret IFC, 3-D models, ISO’s, P&IDs, and PFD drawings and formulate conclusions into clear/concise documents for discipline ranks
- Ability to interpret client expectations and meet deadlines
- Ability to work with client field engineers and construction personnel
- Self-starter with the ability to lead with little to no supervision
- Team player
- Ability to carry 30 lbs of gear/tools for extended periods
- Ability to think on the move, make calculated decisions, and stand behind those decisions
Certifications
- Welding certifications
- Boiler Manufacturing Certifications
- ASME Certifications
- PMD accreditations
Working environment
While performing the duties of this job, the employee may periodically travel to client job sites, usually involving heavy industrial production facilities and accessing all areas of the facility. The employee is exposed to moving mechanical parts; high precarious places; fumes or airborne particles; toxic or caustic chemicals; outside weather conditions; and the risk of electric shock. The noise level in the workplace can be loud to moderate depending on assignment.
Health, Safety, and Environmental Responsibilities
- Perform duties in a manner that protects personal and team health and safety
- Participate in required HSE training, meetings, and reporting activities
- Identify and report hazards, near misses, and unsafe conditions
- Follow safe work practices and comply with applicable regulatory requirements