Traveling Construction Materials Testing (CMT) Operations Supervisor

Braun Intertec Corporation•San Antonio, TX

1d•$73,000 - $109,000

About The Position

Braun Intertec is seeking an Operations Supervisor to help lead traveling Construction Materials Testing (CMT) operations on mission-critical projects. The role can be based at one of the company’s Texas locations, with San Antonio or Dallas preferred. The position combines team leadership with field testing and inspection, quality control, safety, client engagement, and coordination of operational resources. Extended stays at job sites may be required, and travel may reach 50–60%, sometimes with short notice. The supervisor leads and develops traveling technicians and special inspectors, supports CMT policies and best practices, and works with office leadership and the CMT Operations team to meet business objectives. The role also performs and oversees construction materials inspections and testing, ensures accurate reporting, manages field and laboratory equipment and local fleet needs, and takes ownership of technical success for the field aspects of projects. Braun Intertec offers competitive compensation of $73,000–$109,000 and benefits including medical, dental, vision, and life insurance, a 401(k) plan, PTO, an Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP), and paid holidays. The company also provides training and mentoring to help employees expand their skills and certifications. New hires must complete a pre-employment drug screen, criminal background check, and motor vehicle report.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent at minimum.
ACI Field Level I Certification.
Nuclear Density Gauge Certification.
Experience in materials testing.
At least 5 years of experience in materials testing or construction.
Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.
Strong leadership skills and a positive attitude.
Responsible, hardworking, driven, and takes ownership of work.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds regularly.
Willingness to travel up to 50–60%, sometimes with short notice.
Excellent construction document reading and interpretation skills.
Understanding of and experience performing field testing and Special Inspections related to soils, concrete, and masonry on commercial and public projects.
Computer aptitude and ability to adapt to company systems.
Understanding of safety matrices and expectations.
Willingness and ability to obtain required ICC certifications as necessary and within a reasonable timeframe.

Nice To Haves

Technical school or college coursework.
A relevant post-secondary degree in Civil Engineering Technology, Civil Engineering, or Construction Management.

Responsibilities

Lead, supervise, mentor, and train traveling technicians and special inspectors; assist with hiring and conduct scheduled performance reviews.
Prepare subordinates for promotional opportunities and increased responsibilities.
Assist office leadership and the CMT Operations team in developing and implementing CMT policies and best practices and setting direction for the CMT group.
Perform routine to complex field inspection and testing of construction materials to verify conformance with construction plans and specifications.
Prepare complete and accurate daily reports on observation activities in a timely manner.
Support company safety policy by communicating and implementing safe work practices and conducting field staff safety audits as needed.
Work with the management team to execute goals and business objectives.
Coordinate with schedulers and other regional operations teams to share resources and manage workloads.
Evaluate assigned personnel through ongoing personal contact with clients.
Work with consulting staff representatives to prepare proposals.
Review the quality of assigned staff’s testing and inspection work; identify, investigate, and resolve internal and external project quality issues.
Coordinate and communicate with consulting group members about project progress and issues, and own technical success for project fieldwork.
Make extended stays at job sites as required.
Manage and maintain field and laboratory equipment, including calibrations and laboratory accreditation-related activities.
Assist with management of local fleet vehicles, including planning, maintenance, and stewardship.
Collect and communicate business intelligence gained while performing services to members of the consulting team.