Pipe Superintendent

Rate varies based on experience. We will only respond to serious inquiries from experienced Pipe Superintendents.

Requirements

• Minimum 5 years of experience as a Pipe Superintendent in heavy civil construction
• Proven experience managing underground utility projects including water, sewer, storm drain, and force main installation
• Ability to read and interpret construction plans, specifications, and project schedules
• Strong leadership skills with experience supervising field crews, subcontractors, and equipment resources
• Thorough knowledge of excavation, trench safety, shoring systems, and OSHA regulations
• Experience coordinating daily work activities to meet production, quality, and safety goals
• Ability to identify and resolve field conflicts while maintaining project schedules
• Experience working with inspectors, owners, engineers, and utility representatives
• Strong understanding of grades, utility layout, and underground construction methods
• Ability to manage labor, equipment, and material resources efficiently
• Excellent communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills
• Valid driver’s license required; CDL preferred

Responsibilities

• Project Planning and Coordination
  • Review project plans, specifications, and schedules
  • Coordinate work with project managers, engineers, inspectors, and subcontractors
  • Plan labor, equipment, and material needs
• Field Supervision
  • Direct and supervise pipe crews and equipment operators
  • Ensure work is completed according to project specifications and quality standards
  • Monitor daily production and resolve field issues
• Safety Management
  • Enforce OSHA and company safety policies
  • Conduct daily safety meetings and job hazard analyses
  • Ensure proper trench safety, shoring, and excavation practices
  • Investigate and report incidents
• Quality Control
  • Verify pipe installation meets grade, alignment, and elevation requirements
  • Ensure proper bedding, backfill, compaction, and testing procedures
  • Coordinate inspections and testing with governing agencies
• Scheduling and Productivity
  • Develop and maintain daily and weekly work schedules
  • Monitor crew productivity and adjust resources as needed
  • Minimize delays and maintain project milestones
• Equipment and Material Management
  • Coordinate delivery and storage of materials
  • Ensure equipment is properly maintained and utilized efficiently
  • Track inventory and prevent material shortages
• Utility Coordination
  • Coordinate with utility owners for locating and protecting existing underground utilities
  • Ensure compliance with utility conflict resolutions and permit requirements
• Documentation and Reporting
  • Complete daily reports, production logs, and equipment records
  • Document changes, delays, and field conditions
  • Communicate project progress to management
• Leadership and Team Development
  • Train, mentor, and evaluate crew members
  • Promote teamwork and accountability
  • Resolve employee concerns and performance issues
• Regulatory Compliance
  • Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local regulations
  • Maintain environmental compliance, erosion control, and permit requirements

Pay

$114,400–$124,800 annually, depending on experience.