Job Description

Summary of Qualifications

The candidate should has accumulated over five years of focused field experience in the installation, testing, and commissioning of mechanical systems related to

fuel storage, fuel transfer pipelines, and pump stations

across defense and infrastructure projects. He has demonstrated consistent leadership in site-level coordination, field quality control, and subcontractor oversight.

He should be well-versed in applicable international fuel system codes and safety standards.

Responsibilities

As Site Superintendent - Mechanical, he will be responsible for:

Overseeing daily mechanical construction activities related to

fuel piping, storage tanks, pump skid installations

, and appurtenances Leading and coordinating subcontractors during installation of

aboveground and underground fuel piping systems

, pumps, filtration systems, pressure regulators, and control devices Supervising

hydrostatic testing, flushing, pigging, and pre-commissioning

of mechanical and fuel systems in accordance with project specifications Ensuring that all mechanical works are executed in accordance with

NAVFAC and UFC specifications

, UFGS Sections (e.g., 33 52 43, 33 52 13, 23 10 00, etc.) Daily coordination with Project Manager, QC Manager, SSHO, and logistics personnel to maintain safety, schedule, and field compliance Monitoring progress against approved schedule, identifying delays or procurement issues, and proposing practical mitigation strategies Supporting field quality inspections, redline markups, and as-built documentation Leading toolbox talks and ensuring mechanical crews operate within EM 385-1-1 and site-specific safety protocols

Additional Experience

In prior assignments, he has worked on few of the below:

Fuel pipeline and pump installation projects for

military fueling stations and commercial depots

Assembly and alignment of

diesel booster pumps, centrifugal pumps, and motorized control valves

Integration of fuel system

monitoring panels, grounding systems, and interlock controls

Coordinated works on

hazardous area installations

compliant with NFPA 30, API standards, and ATEX-rated components Piping spool fabrication and welding supervision Experience with UFGS 33 52 13 (Aircraft Fueling Systems) or 33 56 10 (Fuel Storage Tanks) Fuel depot or tank farm installations (especially JP-5, JP-8, or AVGAS systems) Supervision of tank grounding, overfill prevention, and fuel filtration skids Involvement in leak detection system installation and calibration

Certifications & Training

OSHA 30-Hour Certification (Construction) or equivalent Confined Space Entry Awareness Hot Work Safety & Fuel Handling Awareness Spill Prevention and Control (SPCC) Training H2S Awareness - critical when working with volatile fuels Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) - equipment safety compliance (optional but a plus) Hazardous Materials Transportation (optional but a plus) Arc Flash Awareness & Electrical Safety (NFPA 70E) (optional but a plus) Basic First Aid & Fire Watch Training Fuel System Pressure Testing and Flushing Protocols (optional but a plus) Hydrotest & Pigging Operations Training (for fuel pipelines, optional but a plus) Environmental Compliance Training -SWPPP familiarity (optional but a plus)
Job Type: Full-time

Application Question(s):

* Are you wlling to work in Deigo Garcia Island with your family?