Site Superintendent Fuels

Chenega Corporation•San Antonio, TX

1d•Remote

About The Position

The Site Superintendent - Fuels is responsible for overall field management and accountability for assigned task orders and other duties as assigned. The Site Superintendent is responsible for managing work sites, developing work plans, coordinating with subcontractors and mentoring field teams. They are the crucial link between the project managers and the construction site. Attend site walks as assigned to support all CIG Fuels Programs.

Requirements

Minimum five (5) years’ aviation fueling system maintenance, repair, and construction including operations, maintenance, and repair activities.
Minimum two (2) years working on DOD fuels projects
Possess OSHA 30 hour Safety Course
Possess current USACE QCM Course certificate
Possess and maintain a valid State Driver’s License
Possess a favorable motor vehicle report and background check.
Knowledge and understanding to apply the requirements contained in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Safety and Health Regulations, EM 385-1-1.
Ability to read, write, and perform basic mathematical calculations
Ability to pass background and drug screening
Knowledgeable, skilled, and trained in written communications to initiate and to compose and/or enforce the activity hazard analysis as set forth in EM 385-1-1 for each individual specific work task.
Skilled and trained in oral communications to implement the activity hazard analysis prior to performing each work task.
Knowledge of UFGS for DoD Fueling System Design
Knowledge of API 650/653, API 570, ASME welding requirements
Ability to read and interpret construction design/engineering documents
Ability to read and interpret project schedules
Knowledge of computers and the ability to use commercial software programs such as Microsoft Office especially Word and Excel.
Possess a high degree of proficiency in assigned function and attention to details

Responsibilities

Work with Project Managers to select, coordinate and manage subcontractors, vendors and field assignments effectively.
Maintain clear communication with the project team, clients and subcontractors regarding project status, issues and potential changes.
Oversee material procurement, equipment maintenance and resource allocation to ensure projects have the necessary manpower and resources for timely project completion.
Develop and maintain proactive working relationships with team members, vendors, management and other departments.
Monitor and report field execution status of their team with Project Manager and CIG/Fuels leadership.
Assist the Project Manager in preparing and executing Request for Information (RFIs) requests with designers and engineers and when site issues arise in order to remedy issues quickly, cost effectively, and avoid schedule delays.
Foresee a project's obstacles, risks, and constraints and effectively plan around them.
Ensure staff perform and follow the USACE 3 phase inspection process.
Direct the enforcement of the site-specific safety plan.
Other duties which may be assigned include Quality Control Manager (QCM) and/or Site Safety & Health Officer (SSHO) based on specific contract requirements.
Other duties as assigned