Employment Opportunity: Tank Construction Manager (Gulf Coast Region)

About the role

Advance Tank and Construction is seeking a Tank Construction Manager for our Gulf Coast Region located in Kemah, TX. We build large capacity, steel erected, storage products from the ground up throughout the continental United States. The Construction Manager directs all site supervision and is directly responsible for resource planning and site construction activities including labor, equipment, tools, site services, transportation, and training. Ensuring the work is completed to standards and specifications and within the project budget. The role directly reports to the Regional Manager and routinely interacts with project management, production craft, subcontractors, and client/customers.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in construction management or engineering or equivalent tank construction experience.
• Knowledge of relevant industry codes and standards (OSHA, API, ASME, NCCR, etc.). Certifications preferred.
• Knowledge of relevant welding codes, standards, processes, and equipment. Certifications preferred.
• Preferred construction certifications: NCCCO Crane, NCCER Advance Rigging.
• Must have experience in all aspects of field tank construction including the equipment used to perform the work, the manpower necessary for the job, time it takes to perform the work and how to safely perform the work.
• Ability to assemble and train a project team to accomplish a stated goal.
• Must have good interpersonal skills, good attitude, and ability to write and teach.
• Must have good computer skills including the use of Microsoft Office Software.
• Must be able to travel to projects sites and walk around all parts of a tank project, including climbing.
• Must be able to obtain a TWIC card, obtain site safety credentials, have a driver's license, pass a background check, and a post offer physical and drug test.

Essential functions, duties & tasks

• Accountable for the direction, coordination, and performance of all on-site construction operations and support departments including quality, safety, procurement, and human resources.
• Understand contract requirements.
• Perform performance evaluations on assigned personnel.
• Promote the company's values and culture.
• Oversee all construction activities of assigned projects.
• Review drawings at approval stage to thoroughly understand the assigned project.
• Prepare a construction packet for the Superintendent/Foreman for your projects, including issues concerning safety, quality and the Work Plan, detailing project specifics and code requirements.
• Assist in the development of projects schedules and man loads with assigned Project Manager, working together to keep project time and under budget.
• Determine equipment needed to build project and develop a tool list once Superintendent/Foreman has been assigned.
• Work with Superintendent/Foreman to ensure the project is built to the Work Plan, and that safety and quality are always adhered to by employees on site by both visiting the job and regularly contacting the Superintendent/Foreman.
• Ensure that all scope changes are quickly and properly documented and that change orders are approved prior to performing work.
• Work with Superintendent/Foreman and HR to determine and maintain appropriate staffing on site and to assist in development of field personnel.
• At close of project, go to site and perform a final walk through to ensure the project is built to company quality expectations.
• Visit sites for pending projects and evaluate conditions and any extraordinary requirements.

Non-essential functions, duties & tasks

• Manage pay levels of field personnel with Regional Manager for jobs.
• Assist estimating in pricing future work.
• Development of field equipment for use by the company.
• Assist ATC fabrication shops in completion of their duties.

Pay

$130,000 – $180,000, dependent on experience and capabilities.

Benefits

• Paid vacation
• Sick leave
• 401K
• Health & dental insurance

Schedule

Office work is from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Hours will vary widely based on job site visits and travel.

Work conditions

Will require being at a desk as well as walking around and climbing both in and around a tank foundation construction site in all types of weather. Will require frequent travel to ATC jobsites, offices, and shops.