Construction Supervisor - Dallas, TX

Alamon•Dallas, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Alamon, Inc., an employee-owned company providing installation services to the utilities, energy, and communications industries, is seeking a Construction Supervisor to serve as the daily on-site authority for construction of standby and prime power generator systems, fuel storage and polishing systems, associated civil work, and related electrical installations. This is a hands-on field project management role. The Supervisor is present on the assigned site each working day and is accountable for directing contractors and trades, verifying installed work, coordinating inspections, and ensuring work is code-compliant and ready for turnover. The role owns the site, while the Construction Manager owns the broader portfolio. The Supervisor plans and coordinates daily and near-term work, conducts safety briefings, maintains daily reports and photo records, controls site logistics and access, and reports status and emerging cost, schedule, or scope issues to the Construction Manager. The position supervises subcontractors and vendors and oversees civil construction, generator and fuel-system installation, electrical work, commissioning support, safety, quality documentation, and project closeout. The role has authority to stop unsafe or nonconforming work, reject work, remove individuals for safety or compliance violations, direct site sequencing, and approve or reject daily tickets and installed quantities, subject to financial and contractual limits reserved to the Construction Manager. The position requires extensive travel, with lodging provided while traveling for the Company. Work takes place on active construction sites and can include outdoor work in all-weather conditions, nights and weekends as project demands require, and extended driving or periodic air travel between sites.

Requirements

At least 5 years supervising commercial, industrial, or utility construction in the field, including at least 2 years as a lead on-site supervisor or superintendent directing subcontractors.
Hands-on supervision of generator and/or standby-power installations from foundation through commissioning.
Strong working knowledge of electrical installation methods, including raceways, conduit fill and bending, wire pulls, terminations, torque, grounding and bonding, ATS, and control wiring; ability to inspect and reject work on technical grounds.
Experience supervising earthwork, compaction testing, formwork and rebar, concrete placement, drainage, and underground utilities.
Ability to read and interpret civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical drawings, specifications, submittals, and manufacturer installation manuals.
Demonstrated discipline in daily reporting, photo documentation, drawing redlines, and inspection sign-offs.
Experience with field software such as Procore, Autodesk Build, Buildertrend, or equivalent; digital photo management; and Microsoft Office on laptop, tablet, and mobile platforms.
OSHA 30-Hour Construction certification, or ability to obtain it within 90 days.
First Aid/CPR certification, or ability to obtain it within 90 days.
Valid driver's license and insurable driving record; no DUI/DWIs within the past 5 years.
Ability to pass background checks, drug screening, motor vehicle records checks, and customer-specific security clearance protocols.
Willingness to travel and lodge near assigned sites for multi-week assignments, including local, statewide, or regional travel.
Availability to work nights and weekends as required by project demands.
Ability to work independently, manage time and multiple tasks, and communicate effectively in writing and verbally.
Proficiency using a laptop, Microsoft Office, and Google Drive.
Ability to work outdoors in physically demanding, all-weather conditions; lift or move up to 50 pounds; and hike over varied terrain.
Ability to climb ladders and access confined or restricted areas.
Ability to use required PPE, including hard hat, safety glasses, high-visibility clothing, steel- or composite-toe boots, hearing protection, and arc-rated clothing where applicable.

Nice To Haves

Journeyman or Master Electrician license, or documented field experience at the electrical foreman level or above.
Associate or bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Civil/Electrical Engineering Technology, or equivalent experience.
NCCER certification, Certified Construction Manager (CCM), or Project Management Professional (PMP).
Experience in mission-critical facilities such as data centers, telecommunications, hospitals, utilities, water/wastewater, or process manufacturing.
Working familiarity with NFPA 110, NFPA 70, NFPA 70E, NFPA 30/30A, and local authority having jurisdiction inspection processes.
Experience with diesel fuel polishing, tank cleaning, and ASTM D975 fuel quality testing.
OSHA 500/510, competent-person training in excavation, confined space, or fall protection, NFPA 70E qualified-person training, and rigging/signaling qualifications.
Experience with prevailing wage, Davis-Bacon requirements, and certified payroll tracking.

Responsibilities

Own daily site operations, including arriving before crews, securing the site at the end of the day, and directing daily work.
Conduct daily pre-task safety briefings and job hazard analysis reviews with crews and subcontractors.
Set and adjust daily and three-week look-ahead work plans, sequence trades, assign work areas, and prevent congestion.
Prepare detailed daily reports documenting manpower, equipment, completed work, installed quantities, deliveries, weather, delays, visitors, inspections, and safety observations.
Photograph covered work before concealment, including subgrade, rebar, conduit, duct banks, grounding systems, penetrations, and backfill.
Manage site logistics, material staging and protection, equipment placement, deliveries, temporary facilities, fencing, and site security.
Enforce site access, badging, escort, customer security, and outage protocols.
Report daily site status to the Construction Manager and promptly escalate cost, schedule, or scope exposure.
Direct subcontractors and vendors, verify their qualifications and readiness, enforce contracted scope and manpower commitments, and document performance issues.
Inspect and formally accept or reject subcontractor work at hold points; document nonconforming work and prevent follow-on work until resolved.
Identify changed or out-of-scope work, stop the affected activity, and notify the Construction Manager before work proceeds.
Coordinate customer vendors, utility crews, inspectors, testing agencies, and subcontractor meetings.
Verify civil and structural layout, elevations, and equipment locations; supervise excavation, trench safety, subgrade preparation, aggregate placement, and compaction testing.
Inspect formwork, embeds, anchor-bolt templates, conduit stub-ups, sleeves, and rebar before concrete pours; manage concrete placement, testing, finishing, curing, and protection.
Verify as-built dimensions, anchor bolt locations, and pad elevations, and supervise site utilities, drainage, erosion controls, access roads, fencing, grading, and restoration.
Plan and supervise rigging, setting, alignment, leveling, grouting, and anchoring of generator sets, tanks, and enclosures.
Verify mechanical clearances, exhaust routing, vibration isolation, ventilation, cooling, fuel piping, containment, leak detection, tank venting, and fuel polishing systems.
Coordinate and witness fuel filling and sampling, factory start-up, load-bank testing, and functional or integrated commissioning; retain test records.
Verify installations against manufacturer requirements and applicable codes, including NFPA 110, NFPA 30/30A, and applicable spill rules.
Supervise and inspect raceway installation, conduit sizing and fill, cable pulls, terminations, torque, grounding and bonding, and electrical equipment interconnections.
Read electrical drawings and schedules, validate installed work, and maintain daily redlines.
Enforce NEC and NFPA 70E requirements and coordinate utility service, metering, outages, switching, temporary power, and energization.
Witness or coordinate electrical acceptance testing, including insulation resistance, continuity, phase rotation, torque verification, and functional testing.
Act as the on-site competent person; enforce OSHA construction standards, safety procedures, and stop-work requirements.
Conduct and document weekly safety audits and toolbox talks, investigate incidents and near misses, and drive corrective actions.
Maintain on-site permits, record drawings, safety data sheets, emergency plans, inspection records, and equipment logs.
Maintain inspection and test plans, sign off hold points, track materials, manage punch lists, and assemble closeout packages.
Deliver marked-up as-builts and support customer walkthroughs, operator training, and turnover.
Perform other duties as assigned.

Benefits

Competitive base salary and annual performance bonuses tied to safety and margin.
Company vehicle or allowance and fuel card.
Per diem and covered travel expenses.
Medical insurance.
Dental insurance.
Life insurance policy.
Pharmacy benefits.
Expanded wellness and virtual care services.
Paid holidays.
Paid vacation time.
Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP).
Company-provided laptop and phone.
Lodging and transportation while traveling for the Company.