Pipe Superintendent

Spirit Construction Services, Inc., founded in 1989, is an industrial construction contractor excelling in the paper industry. We maintain a higher retention rate of our management and craftsmen because of our benefit and company philosophy of actively encouraging on-the-job training and cross-training. We are one of the largest pulp and paper construction contractors in the United States and our safety record exceeds industry standards.

Requirements:

• Strong leadership skills
• Strong problem solving and analytical skills
• Strong prioritization and organizational skills; detail-oriented
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certifications preferred
• NCCER Credentials for Pipefitter and Crew Leader preferred
• Well-rounded base of knowledge in construction disciplines
• Minimum of 10 years previous industrial construction experience as a Pipe General Foreman or Pipe Superintendent is required
• Medium to large project experience ($20M+) is required
• Must be willing to travel
• High School diploma or equivalent preferred

Essential Job Duties:

• Coordinate all required manpower, equipment, small tools, and material.
• Supervise Craft crews to ensure completion of the work to schedule, quality and budget requirements
• Ensure the allocation of construction work hours to relevant cost codes and prepare weekly construction progress reports to measure actual versus planned progress for all phases of the direct construction work
• Ensure work completion in accordance with the latest revision of issued for construction (IFC) drawings, specification, Request for Information (RFIs) and other project design information,
• Work daily and weekly with the project control team for planning and scheduling installations to meet the project milestones and objectives
• Supervises the development of project schedules and monitors production to assure timely project completion.
• Reviews cost reports and makes analysis to assist in reducing costs and maintaining productivity.
• Conducts regular project inspections and advises Project Superintendent/Project Manager of work progress, quality of work and conditions requiring attention regarding safety.
• Administers project policies and procedures.
• Coordinates with engineers, inspectors, and clients/owner representatives to isolate project issues and assists in developing solutions.
• Regularly conducts safety meetings and provide assistance to supervision in addressing areas and conditions requiring attention.
• Conducts regular meetings with project supervision to review project progress and to plan future construction activity.
• Determines the necessity of construction equipment and assures equipment is properly maintained.
• Oversight of start-up and commissioning.