Oil & Gas Construction Superintendent – Compressor Stations

NATURAL GAS COMPRESSOR STATION SUPERINTENDENTDirect Hire | $40–$50/Hour | Oil & Gas Construction We are expanding our leadership team and are seeking an experienced Superintendent to oversee multiple natural gas compressor station construction projects. This is a hands-on field leadership position for an experienced oil & gas professional who understands both the construction side and the mechanical scope of compressor station work. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in civil/concrete construction and mechanical/bolt-up pipefitting, along with proven experience supervising crews, subcontractors, and multiple phases of work on active oil & gas jobsites. A basic working knowledge of electrical systems and construction is also required. Compensation & Schedule$40–$50 per hour, based on experience Minimum schedule of 5 days / 10 hours per day Potential for 6/10s depending on project requirements Direct Hire with the contractor on Day One Long-term opportunity with multiple compressor station projects Leadership position with opportunity for continued growth within the organizationPOSITION RESPONSIBILITIESThe Superintendent will provide day-to-day field leadership and oversight across multiple natural gas compressor station jobsites. This individual will be responsible for coordinating manpower, equipment, subcontractors, materials, scheduling, safety, quality, and overall project execution. Field Supervision & Project Oversight Manage daily construction activities across multiple compressor station jobsites. Provide direct supervision and leadership to foremen, skilled tradesmen, laborers, and subcontractors. Coordinate multiple crews and construction disciplines to keep projects moving safely and efficiently. Monitor manpower requirements and coordinate staffing with project management. Review project schedules and ensure work is progressing according to established milestones. Identify potential delays, manpower issues, material shortages, and other field problems before they impact the schedule. Communicate daily with project managers, contractors, owners, inspectors, and field leadership. Conduct daily jobsite walks and verify work is being completed according to plans, specifications, and project requirements. Assist with planning upcoming work, sequencing trades, and coordinating equipment and materials. Civil & Concrete Construction The Superintendent must have practical experience with civil and concrete scopes commonly found on compressor station projects, including: Foundations and equipment pads Concrete slabs and structural foundations Excavation and grading Site preparation Forms, reinforcing steel, embeds, and anchor bolts Concrete placement and finishing Equipment foundations and setting Underground utilities and piping support Site drainage and general civil construction Coordination of civil crews and concrete subcontractors Mechanical / Bolt-Up Pipefitting Strong mechanical knowledge is critical to this position. The Superintendent should be comfortable overseeing and, when necessary, directly assisting with: Bolt-up pipefitting and mechanical assembly Large-diameter piping systems Flanges, gaskets, bolts, and torque procedures Valve installation and replacement Above-ground process piping Mechanical equipment installation Pipe supports and structural components Alignment and fit-up Hydrostatic testing and pressure testing activities Reading mechanical drawings, isometrics, and construction plans Coordinating pipefitters, millwrights, welders, riggers, and laborers Understanding proper sequencing of mechanical installation activities This is not strictly an administrative superintendent role. The successful candidate must be able to walk onto a jobsite, understand the work being performed, identify problems, and provide practical direction to the crews. Basic Electrical KnowledgeA strong electrical background is not required, but the Superintendent should have a basic understanding of industrial electrical construction, including: General electrical installation practices Conduit and cable routing Equipment connections Basic understanding of electrical components and systems Coordination between electrical and mechanical/civil crews Ability to recognize potential electrical issues and coordinate with qualified electrical personnel Safety & Compliance Maintain a strong safety culture across all jobsites. Ensure crews follow company, contractor, OSHA, and applicable oil & gas safety requirements. Conduct and participate in toolbox talks, JSA/JHA reviews, and pre-task planning. Monitor proper PPE and safe work practices. Identify and correct unsafe conditions. Coordinate with safety personnel and project leadership regarding incidents, near misses, and corrective actions. Ensure work is performed according to site-specific safety requirements and owner standards. Quality Control Verify construction activities meet project specifications and quality standards. Review work for proper installation, alignment, fit-up, torque, concrete placement, and overall workmanship. Coordinate inspections and testing with project management and third-party inspectors. Identify deficiencies and ensure corrective work is completed. Maintain accurate field documentation and daily reports. QUALIFICATIONS5+ years of oil & gas construction experience, preferably within natural gas compressor stations, pipelines, processing facilities, or similar industrial environments. Proven experience as a Superintendent, General Superintendent, Construction Superintendent, or Senior Foreman. OSHA 30 required Strong hands-on background in civil/concrete construction. Strong hands-on background in mechanical construction and bolt-up pipefitting. Experience overseeing multiple crews and construction disciplines. Ability to read and understand construction drawings, mechanical plans, piping isometrics, and project specifications. Basic knowledge of industrial electrical construction. Strong understanding of jobsite safety and OSHA requirements. Ability to manage manpower, materials, equipment, schedules, and subcontractors. Strong communication and organizational skills. Ability to work independently and make sound field decisions. Willingness to travel between multiple compressor station projects as required. Must be comfortable working in an active oil & gas construction environment.