Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP) Superintendent

Vortex Companies, LLC•Hudson, IA

50d

About The Position

The CIPP Superintendent supervises and coordinates workers assigned to their crew during all phases of pipe rehabilitation projects. The role works with the Fleet Director to diagnose and repair equipment failures and assists the Project Manager in developing installation plans. The Superintendent helps ensure fieldwork follows written instructions, safety policies, regulations, and project plans, while maintaining a clean and secure job site. The position also communicates with project management and operations teams, reports crew time and production to support scheduling and workflow, and monitors crew hours to minimize labor costs. Approximately 80% overnight travel, including some weekends, is required.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
More than 5 years of construction industry experience in a supervisory role.
Strong mechanical background.
Solid communication and interpersonal skills to interact effectively with subcontractors, field inspectors, project managers, and crew members.
Highly organized, with the ability to excel in a fast-paced environment.
Must possess or be eligible to obtain a commercial driver’s license with required endorsements.
Basic knowledge of MS Office.
Approximately 80% overnight travel, including some weekends, is required.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of sanitary waste and storm water collection systems.
Knowledge of best practices for cleaning sewer lines.
Electrical background and knowledge of traffic plans.
Experience installing 8”-48”+ CIPP liner.
Experience operating Cues TV Equipment and a remote-control cutting device.

Responsibilities

With assistance from the Fleet Director, diagnose and repair equipment failures.
Assist the Project Manager in developing an installation plan.
Supervise and coordinate crew workers engaged in all phases of pipe rehabilitation projects.
Ensure work follows safety policies and regulations and construction activities are performed as planned.
Maintain a clean job site by picking up tools and equipment and securing the site each day to eliminate potential hazards.
Communicate with project management and operations teams.
Ensure field activities follow written work instructions.
Report crew time and production to help prepare work schedules and expedite workflow.
Account for crew members’ hours to minimize labor costs.