Construction Superintendent Tanks Night Shift  – Port Arthur, TX
Our client is seeking a Construction Superintendent Night Shift to work within their facilities located in Port Arthur, TX, for an initial one-year assignment.

Provides technical assistance, leadership, and supports the construction oversight, monitors of day-to-day overall construction activities and reports on the project status. Supports activities through pre-commissioning, commissioning and start-up as required.

Accountability, responsibilities, and work area may be altered from time to time based on the needs of the organization and the project.

This position is located at the project site in Port Arthur. The Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) is required.

Job Responsibilities: Oversees and monitors construction activities for LNG Tanks and associated components/equipment to ensure compliance with engineering drawings, specifications, environmental guidelines, quality assurance programs and construction safety program. Provides Construction Manager with inputs for construction planning and management. Develops and maintains daily activity log and detailed records of construction activities. Monitors, tracks and submits daily/weekly/monthly construction progress/status reports. Monitors, witnesses, and ensures proper preservation of LNG Tank materials/systems in line with “Built-It-Clean”, “Built-It-Tight” philosophy. Monitors and reports receipt of materials on site. Conducts daily construction walk-downs throughout the day. Provides analyses and inputs to construction schedule and progress. Provides mark-up as-built Construction/QAQC/HSE documents by the EPC Contractor, as required. Provides proper documentation and reports of observations and findings of non-conformance issues and concerns. Works closely with other project discipline members. Collaborates and maintains a positive relationship with the EPC Contractor. Attends internal and coordination meeting(s) including safety briefing. Attends safety and construction site walkthrough. Performs other duties as assigned (no more than 5% of duties). Required Skills: In-depth knowledge of environmental and safety requirements and industrial safety practices. In-depth knowledge of construction best practices/techniques, and construction planning and scheduling. In-depth knowledge of Quality Assurance & Quality Control best practices. In-depth knowledge of welding processes including NDT/ PWHT and applicable piping codes and standards. In-depth knowledge of piping, piping schedules, piping shop fabrication processes and best practices. In–depth knowledge of LNG Tank construction, civil, mechanical, structural & piping. In-depth knowledge of engineering, construction and safety codes and standards. Strong understanding and ability to read and comprehend technical documents such as P&ID, Isometric Drawing, WPS/PQR, Piping Work & Test Packages; Primavera schedule. Strong understanding of piping pneumatic and hydrostatic tests procedures and methods. Strong understanding of rigging and heavy lifts construction best practices. Self-starter with proven leadership abilities, strong interpersonal skills and problem-solving abilities. Team player with the ability to influence and manage a team to get positive results. Strong oral and written communication skills. Able to present issues, concerns and provide recommendations and solutions to management. Good working knowledge of MS Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Visio). Education/Experience: Bachelor’s degree in engineering, equivalent technical degree, related field, or equivalent training and/or experience required. 8 years of experience in major construction projects and hands-on piping and support experience in Oil & Gas industry required. Experience with LNG, power plants or other large infrastructure construction projects including pre-commissioning is a plus.

Other Working Conditions
This position is assigned to a field office and will require working outdoors, resulting in exposure to extremes of heat, cold, noise and dust. Also, will be exposed to normal construction equipment and site hazards. Be able to spend the majority of time out in the field, access to confined spaces and elevated work locations, work night shift and weekend as necessary.