Piping Superintendent - ASU

Bechtel Corporation•New Albany, OH

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Piping Superintendent leads a project team and supervises superintendents and/or craft professionals. The role directs craft activities and work schedules, coordinates subcontract work and team development, and ensures that craft professionals have the tools needed to be productive. The superintendent ensures work complies with project policies, procedures, job-site rules, specifications, schedules, and budgets. The position is for Bechtel’s semiconductor manufacturing plant project in New Albany, Ohio. It involves supervising piping installation and related field work, coordinating up to approximately 50 craft personnel through foremen and general foremen, and working with Construction Field Engineers, subcontractors, foremen, and craft professionals to interpret technical documents and resolve construction issues.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree or international equivalent and 8–10 years of relevant experience, or 12–14 years of relevant work experience.
Practical field supervision knowledge of piping installation and related work, including welding, NDE, pressure testing, flushing, reinstatement, turnover, clean construction requirements, and applicable industry or international codes and standards.
Ability to supervise and coordinate up to approximately 50 craft personnel through foremen and general foremen.
Strong understanding of construction planning and field execution, including Level 4 and Level 5 schedules, installation work packages, quantity reporting, labor forecasting, material flow, tool and equipment readiness, and cost and schedule performance.
Demonstrated judgment in evaluating field conditions, resolving construction issues, coordinating engineering and constructability solutions, and applying company and project procedures related to ES&H, quality, field engineering, document control, and approved work methods.

Responsibilities

Supervise and/or direct assigned craft activities, and schedule and review the work performed by each craft.
Determine workforce requirements and coordinate established area operational plans.
Monitor on-site tool and equipment usage.
Oversee preparation of Field Material Requisitions for tools and consumables, and ensure crafts have the tools needed to be productive.
Ensure the most current design documents are used and design changes are approved before implementation.
Ensure construction operations and subcontractor performance comply with specifications and remain within schedules and budgets.
Work with Construction Field Engineers, Foremen, and Craft Professionals to interpret engineering design documents, vendor documents, and other technical documents.
Oversee engineering solutions with subcontractors, foremen, and craft professionals.
Set daily priorities, monitor productivity, support safe execution, and reinforce quality workmanship for craft personnel.
Evaluate field conditions, resolve construction issues, and coordinate engineering and constructability solutions.