Pipe Field Manager (Foreman)

Allan Myers, Inc•Richmond, VA

About The Position

The Pipe Field Manager oversees and manages utility operations—including water, sewer, and drainage—on construction sites. The role requires a background in civil construction, particularly underground utilities, and the ability to manage complex site and civil projects from start to finish. The Pipe Field Manager takes ownership of work, makes informed decisions, and coordinates and directs job site crews, subcontractors, and material and equipment providers. The position also interfaces with clients, inspectors, regulatory representatives, and other key individuals within the organization. Allan Myers is a self-performing heavy civil construction and construction materials company serving the Mid-Atlantic. The company builds infrastructure including highways, bridges, and public water and wastewater systems. It describes its workplace as team-oriented, with extensive training and opportunities for promotion from within, and offers pay and benefits.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
At least 2 years of construction experience in at least one trade discipline, such as excavation, pipe, concrete, or paving.
OSHA 10-hour certification.
Valid driver's license.

Nice To Haves

Continuing education in construction is highly desirable.
At least 1 year of construction supervisory experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

Demonstrate technical proficiency in multiple aspects of pipe installation.
Supervise hourly crewmembers and plan and schedule manpower and equipment as needed.
Manage deliveries from suppliers and subcontractors to support safety, profitability, schedule compliance, and customer satisfaction.
Follow the Allan Myers Safety Program, including preplanning to identify conditions and exposures, using appropriate safety and personal protective equipment, and conducting accident investigation and reporting.
Coordinate and collaborate with other Field Managers, Superintendents, and the customer to implement successful project plans.
Provide on-the-job training to crewmembers for assigned tasks.
Communicate productivity, quality, and safety expectations to crews and ensure progress toward those expectations.
Prepare timely and accurate project documentation, including change orders, time and materials, purchase orders, daily job control reports, and receiving slips or invoices.
Interface with clients, inspectors, regulatory representatives, and other key individuals within the organization.