Mechanical and Piping Superinendent

Mechanical and Piping Construction Superintendent
CONSTRUCTION Superintendent assures the quality and integrity of each project, bringing projects in on schedule and plan. Using Project construction management procedures and experience, provide continuity and consistency of construction management with quality assurance and reliable control. Oversees all aspects of field construction for mechanical and piping disciplines, typically, Pre-fabrication, piping, pipe support and mechanical equipment installation, piping flange management, pipework pressure testing, mechanical completions and punch list work. Actively manages contractors through the mechanical completions phase of the works.
KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

• Responsible for construction and contractor related deliverables
• Responsible for management and execution of a single field discipline or a subset of assigned construction project(s) in accordance with the requirements of the contract between the company and the client, and in accordance with the company’s operating policies and principles.
• Responsible for execution of the work in accordance with the quality standards and requirements specified for the project.
• Manages and controls project plan and schedule of assigned discipline / subset of onsite construction.
• Management of installation and completion activities
• Ability to monitor work progress and report against the plan.
• Ensure safety, quality and environmental responsibilities and accountabilities have been defined and communicated to contractor company workers engaged within their area(s) of control
• Ensure all contractor company workers within their area(s) of control receive appropriate training to perform their work in a safe, legal and competent manner including any Health and Safety and site-specific inductions
• Endure all contractor companies initiate safety, quality and environmental processes within their area(s) of control, including toolbox meetings, inspections, and the identification, assessment and control of risks in accordance with Project requirements.
• Coordinate supply and delivery of equipment, subcontractors, consumables, accommodation and other project-specific requirements, in accordance with client/contract document specifications and in accordance with Wood Policies & Procedures
• Understand and manage the industrial relations environment impacting the site and report any issues as required
• Works with engineering in the design phases to influence the design for optimum constructability

PERSON SPECIFICATION
Qualifications:
• Typically, minimum qualified to ISCED Level 5 (technical diploma / apprenticeship) or equivalent combination of qualifications and experience
• VCA VOL qualified for occupational Safety, Health and Environment management
Knowledge, skills and experience:
Appropriate level of field construction experience, typically gained through a minimum of 5 years of post-qualification experience in a relevant industry
Personal attributes:

• Well organised, observant, good interpersonal and communication skills
• Display both good judgment and leadership qualities
• Ability to work with timelines/targets.
• Ability to be assertive and drive culture change when required.
• Excellent interpersonal organisational, communication and team building skills.

Role model Wood’s values & behaviours