Utility Pipe Superintendent
crossland constructionTulsa (OK)
About the role
Get to Know UsCrossland Construction is a leader in the industry and we are growing -right here in the Midwest- with opportunities for hard working, dedicated men and women to join our team. Crossland works year round and offers top pay, great benefits including health and dental insurance, a 401k retirement plan, paid time off, paid education to allow you to move up, and much more! You would join a team of people with a passion for construction who love to build and who know that their hard work will pay off.
Crossland Benefits:
- Health and Dental Insurance
- Life Insurance 401(k) Retirement plan with match
- Paid time off
- Holiday pay
- Paid Educational opportunities Incentive/Bonus pay
- Additional Benefits for this position: Company truck and fuel card
- Company provided cell phone
Job Qualifications:
- Applicants must understand plans and schedules; coordinate all personnel, and materials to prevent delays; complete projects according to Plans & Specifications on time and on budget.
- Applicant must be able to operate the following equipment: Dozer
- BackhoeTrack hoe
- LoaderCompaction Equipment
- Pipe Laser
- Applicants should have proven track record supervising and coordinating activities of work crews; read blueprints, and layout. Applicant must have experience with the following6'' to 24'' Waterline6'' to 36'' Sanitary Sewer PipeStorm Water pipe
- Applicants should have proven track record supervising and coordinating activities of work crews; read blueprints, and layout. Must be highly motivated. EOE M/F/D/VJob Summary
Requisition Number: UTILI001117Job Category: Field Management
Schedule: Full-Time
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