Supervisor Plumbing Excavation
turnpoint servicesMurray (UT)
About the role
Brand OverviewScott Hale Plumbing, Heating & Air has been proudly serving Salt Lake City for over 40 years. Known for integrity, expert service, and a customer-first culture, Scott Hale is a trusted name across Utah. As part of TurnPoint Services, Scott Hale employees enjoy career stability, training, and opportunities for growth across 62 brands. We believe in empowering people to grow both professionally and personally. Join Scott Hale - where Utah service builds tomorrow's leaders.
Role OverviewSupervisor Plumbing Excavation (2025-1127)
Role Overview:
What You Bring A minimum of 15 years of experience in underground plumbing or excavation, including at least two years leading crews on residential, light commercial, or civil projects.
Experience with trenchless technologies such as pipe bursting or CIPP is a plus.
Candidates must be able to read plans, mark-outs, and as-builts, operate and guide equipment safely, and understand proper spotter practices.
Strong technical knowledge of pipe materials including PVC, DIP, clay, and ABS, as well as bedding, compaction, grade/laser use, and backflow considerations, is required.
Credentials preferred: OSHA 30; competent Person Trenching and Excavation; Continued Space; First Aid/ CPR; Flagger; Class A/B CDL is a plus.
The ideal candidate should be clear communicator, calm under pressure, decisive, and organized with strong customer presence. Physical requirements include the ability to lift over 50 pounds; work outdoors in varying conditions; enter/ exist trenches when safe and compliant.
Key Responsibilities:
Plan & Execute Jobs - Review work orders, utility locates, videos, and plans; walk jobs and set means/methods.
- Coordinate permits, inspections, traffic control, utility locates, and material/equipment staging. -
Build daily/weekly crew schedules; assign tasks to operators, pipelayers, and laborers.
- Lead Crews - Run start-of-day huddles, track progress, remove blockers, coach for quality and speed. -
Uphold housekeeping, trench protection, shoring/shielding, and restoration standards. -
Own Safety & Compliance - Serve as the OSHA "Competent Person" for trenching/excavation; document soil classification, protective systems, atmosphere testing, and access/egress.
- Conduct JSAs/TAILGATEs; enforce PPE and equipment pre-use inspections; investigate incidents. -
Manage Stakeholders - Communicate with homeowners/GCs, inspectors, and utilities; set expectations and updates.
- Partner with dispatch, plumbing service/install, and warehouse/fleet for smooth handoffs
- Control Cost & Quality - Verify materials, tickets, and timecards; prevent rework; ensure as-builts/photos are captured. -
Approve change orders; record extra work with documentation that supports billing. -
Care for Equipment & Site - Schedule and track maintenance for excavators, skid steers, vacs, dump trucks, trailers, shoring boxes. -
Maintain secure, compliant, and tidy jobsites; coordinate traffic/control plans and restoration. -
Report & Improve - Hit daily production targets; submit close-out packets; contribute to after-action reviews. -
Mentor apprentices; participate in training for trench safety, confined space, and utility awareness.
Licenses & CertificationsLiner certification is a plus
Journey plumbing license a plus
CDL license is a plus
Why You'll Love Working HereComprehensive Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision coverage; a 401(k) plan with company match; paid parental leave; PTO; company-paid holidays; life and disability insurance; accident, critical illness, and hospital indemnity coverage; and access to voluntary benefits such as pet insurance and identity/fraud protection - everything you need to support yourself and your family.
Real Growth Opportunities: With more than 60+ strong local brands behind you, you'll have the chance to grow your skills, take on new responsibilities, and build a long-term career.
A Culture with Heart: We lead with teamwork, respect, and integrity. Every voice matters, and every contribution fuels our shared success.
Purpose-Driven Work: Every role - in the field, office, or leadership - makes a real impact by helping families and communities stay safe and comfortable.
Competitive Rewards: Strong pay, solid benefits, and recognition programs designed to celebrate craftsmanship, commitment, and exceptional performance.
Clear Career Paths: From apprentice and entry-level roles to expert technicians, office leaders, and GMs - you'll always know where you can grow next.
Training & Development: Hands-on technical instruction, leadership pathways, and continuous learning through our Apprenticeship Academy and brand-level coaching.
Modern Tools & Technology: Advanced diagnostics, digital tools, and quality equipment that help you work safer, smarter, and more efficiently.
Safety First: A safety-first mindset built into every process so you go home safely every day.
Inclusive & Supportive Environment: We welcome all backgrounds and empower every employee to bring their best.
Stable & Reliable: The strength of a national platform with the trust of long-standing local brands means your career is secure and supported.
Community Impact: Your work strengthens local neighborhoods and supports families in meaningful, practical ways.
Compensation & Benefits:
We invest in our employees' well-being by offering medical, dental, and vision coverage; a 401(k) plan with company match; paid parental leave; PTO and paid holidays; company-paid life; voluntary life and disability insurance; accident, critical illness, and hospital indemnity; pet insurance and identity/fraud protection.
Benefit eligibility is generally available to full-time employees working 30 or more hours per week.
Part-time employees have access to free mental health services, employee assistance program and 401(k) with company match.
EEO StatementEqual Opportunity Employer
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, ethnicity, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, and gender identity), national origin, age, disability, genetic information, or other status protected by applicable federal, state, or local law.
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