Site Superintendent Fuels

Chenega Corporation•San Antonio, TX

6d•Remote

About The Position

The Site Superintendent - Fuels is responsible for overall field management and accountability for assigned task orders, along with other duties as assigned. The role manages work sites, develops work plans, coordinates subcontractors, and mentors field teams, serving as a link between project managers and construction sites. The Site Superintendent also attends site walks as assigned to support CIG Fuels Programs. The position may also perform Quality Control Manager (QCM) and/or Site Safety & Health Officer (SSHO) duties when required by specific contracts. It supports project closeout through preparation of submittals and final project documentation. The position is 100% remote, with teleworking permitted.

Requirements

At least five years of aviation fueling system maintenance, repair, and construction experience, including operations, maintenance, and repair activities.
At least two years of experience working on Department of Defense (DoD) fuels projects.
OSHA 30-hour Safety Course.
Current USACE QCM Course certificate.
Valid state driver's license.
Favorable motor vehicle report and background check.
Knowledge of and ability to apply U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Safety and Health Regulations, EM 385-1-1.
Ability to read, write, and perform basic mathematical calculations.
Written communication skills and training to initiate, compose, and/or enforce activity hazard analyses under EM 385-1-1 for each specific work task.
Oral communication skills and training to implement activity hazard analyses before performing each work task.
Knowledge of UFGS for DoD fueling system design.
Knowledge of API 650/653, API 570, and ASME welding requirements.
Ability to read and interpret construction design and engineering documents.
Ability to read and interpret project schedules.
Computer skills and ability to use commercial software, including Microsoft Word and Excel.
High proficiency in assigned functions and attention to detail.
Ability to lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.
Ability to meet the role's physical demands, including regular sitting and talking or hearing; possible repeated arm, wrist, hand, and/or finger motions; occasional walking, standing, climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, or crawling; and close-vision requirements.

Responsibilities

Work with Project Managers to select, coordinate, and manage subcontractors, vendors, and field assignments.
Communicate project status, issues, and potential changes to the project team, clients, and subcontractors.
Oversee material procurement, equipment maintenance, and resource allocation to ensure projects have the manpower and resources needed for timely completion.
Develop and maintain proactive working relationships with team members, vendors, management, and other departments.
Monitor and report the field execution status of the team to the Project Manager and CIG/Fuels leadership.
Assist the Project Manager in preparing and executing requests for information (RFIs) with designers and engineers, including when site issues arise, to resolve issues quickly and cost-effectively and avoid schedule delays.
Anticipate project obstacles, risks, and constraints and plan accordingly.
Ensure staff perform and follow the USACE three-phase inspection process.
Direct enforcement of the site-specific safety plan.
Perform Quality Control Manager (QCM) and/or Site Safety & Health Officer (SSHO) duties when required by specific contract requirements.
Support project staff with project closeout submittals and final project documentation.
Attend site walks as assigned to support CIG Fuels Programs.
Perform other duties as assigned.