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Pipe Superintendent jobs are open across oil and gas, industrial construction, and pipeline infrastructure, covering specializations in mainline pipe, facility piping, and underground utilities, from foreman-level to senior superintendent. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Waters Mechanical, Inc. is hiring a full-time Pipe Superintendent to lead mechanical piping crews on large commercial and federal construction projects, including military facilities. We’re looking for a field leader who came up through the pipe trade and knows how to plan an installation, keep crews productive, and deliver quality work through testing and turnover.
Benefits
- Paid vacation
- Retirement plan with company match
- Company vehicle
- Year-end bonus
- Health insurance
What you’ll do
- Lead pipefitters, welders, and helpers installing chilled water, heating hot water, and other mechanical piping systems.
- Plan daily crew assignments and look ahead to make sure drawings, materials, equipment, and work areas are ready.
- Read mechanical drawings, shop drawings, and specifications. Verify routing, elevations, supports, and equipment connections before installation.
- Coordinate underground and aboveground piping with the project manager, general contractor, and other trades. Flag conflicts early so crews can keep moving.
- Track manpower, installed quantities, and schedule progress. Communicate material needs and field issues promptly.
- Oversee installation quality and coordinate inspections, hydrostatic testing, flushing, and punch-list completion.
- Lead daily safety planning and enforce jobsite safety requirements.
What we’re looking for
- Experience leading mechanical piping crews as a superintendent, general foreman, or pipe foreman on commercial, industrial, or federal projects.
- Hands-on pipefitting experience and a strong understanding of hydronic piping, valves, hangers and supports, and mechanical equipment connections.
- Ability to read drawings and specifications, plan manpower, and coordinate work across multiple crews or areas.
- Ability to meet project-specific access requirements for military jobsites.
- USACE or military construction experience is preferred.
Call Chris Woods at 912-654-2829 if you have any questions
Pay: $79,900.00 - $109,900.00 per year
Work Location: In person
Waters Mechanical, Inc. is hiring a full-time Pipe Superintendent to lead mechanical piping crews on large commercial and federal construction projects, including military facilities. We’re looking for a field leader who came up through the pipe trade and knows how to plan an installation, keep crews productive, and deliver quality work through testing and turnover.
Benefits
- Paid vacation
- Retirement plan with company match
- Company vehicle
- Year-end bonus
- Health insurance
What you’ll do
- Lead pipefitters, welders, and helpers installing chilled water, heating hot water, and other mechanical piping systems.
- Plan daily crew assignments and look ahead to make sure drawings, materials, equipment, and work areas are ready.
- Read mechanical drawings, shop drawings, and specifications. Verify routing, elevations, supports, and equipment connections before installation.
- Coordinate underground and aboveground piping with the project manager, general contractor, and other trades. Flag conflicts early so crews can keep moving.
- Track manpower, installed quantities, and schedule progress. Communicate material needs and field issues promptly.
- Oversee installation quality and coordinate inspections, hydrostatic testing, flushing, and punch-list completion.
- Lead daily safety planning and enforce jobsite safety requirements.
What we’re looking for
- Experience leading mechanical piping crews as a superintendent, general foreman, or pipe foreman on commercial, industrial, or federal projects.
- Hands-on pipefitting experience and a strong understanding of hydronic piping, valves, hangers and supports, and mechanical equipment connections.
- Ability to read drawings and specifications, plan manpower, and coordinate work across multiple crews or areas.
- Ability to meet project-specific access requirements for military jobsites.
- USACE or military construction experience is preferred.
Call Chris Woods at 912-654-2829 if you have any questions
Pay: $79,900.00 - $109,900.00 per year
Work Location: In person
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Who's Hiring
Top Industries Hiring
- Construction & Real Estate
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in pipe superintendent jobs.
- Minimum 5-10 years of field experience in pipeline or industrial pipe construction
- Proficiency reading and interpreting isometric drawings, P&IDs, and alignment sheets
- Working knowledge of welding procedures, NDE methods, and weld quality standards
- OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 construction certification required or strongly preferred
- Experience managing craft crews including pipefitters, welders, and laborers on large projects
- Familiarity with hydrostatic testing procedures, pressure testing documentation, and regulatory compliance
Tips for Your Pipe Superintendent Job Search
Tailor your resume to project scale
Hiring managers for pipe superintendent roles want to see the diameter, material, and total footage of pipe systems you've overseen. List your largest projects by those metrics, not just job titles and dates, so reviewers can benchmark your scope immediately.
Get your NCCER credentials current
Many pipeline and industrial construction postings filter candidates by NCCER Pipeline certification or equivalent documented training. If yours have lapsed or you haven't formalized field experience, closing that gap before applying removes a common early-stage screening hurdle.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists pipe superintendent openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target postings by contract type and owner
Pipe superintendent work varies sharply between EPC contractors, owner-operators, and maintenance firms. Filter your search by that distinction because the safety culture, scheduling pressure, and reporting structure differ enough to affect whether you'll thrive in the role.
Prepare a field documentation portfolio
Bring redline drawings, hydrostatic test records, or weld rejection rate logs from past projects to interviews. Tangible quality-control documentation shows you can back up verbal claims about your workmanship standards and crew management with real paperwork.
Negotiate start date around project mobilization
Pipe superintendent offers often come with tight mobilization windows tied to crew staging. Knowing the project's planned construction start before you negotiate gives you leverage to request a realistic lead time without appearing uncommitted to the role.
Pipe Superintendent Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most pipe superintendents?
Garney Construction, Crossland Construction Company, and MSS Solutions are hiring the most pipe superintendents right now, with openings concentrated in Texas, North Carolina, and Florida, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Activity tends to cluster around active pipeline infrastructure and industrial plant expansion projects.
How many pipe superintendent jobs are remote?
About 0% of pipe superintendent openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting the hands-on, field-based nature of the role. The sub-areas most likely to offer any remote component are project planning, scheduling coordination, and cost reporting, rather than active construction supervision.
How do you become a pipe superintendent?
Most pipe superintendents start as pipefitters, welders, or laborers and move into foreman roles after demonstrating consistent quality and crew leadership. From foreman, candidates typically advance to general foreman and then superintendent as they accumulate experience managing larger crews, coordinating subcontractors, and owning project milestones from spool fabrication through hydrostatic testing.
How do you get hired as a pipe superintendent with limited experience?
Target roles titled pipe foreman or general foreman rather than superintendent, since those positions are the direct stepping stone. Emphasize documented experience with weld tracking, daily production reporting, and direct craft supervision, even at a small scale. Certifications like NCCER Pipeline and OSHA construction safety courses help offset a shorter resume when applying to mid-size EPC contractors.
What does the pipe superintendent interview process look like?
Expect a phone screen focused on project scope and crew size, followed by a technical interview where you'll walk through how you manage weld rejection rates, coordinate inspections, and handle schedule recovery. Some employers add a site visit or a scenario-based discussion around a specific field challenge, such as a material delivery delay or a pressure test failure, to assess how you problem-solve under production pressure.
Where can I find and apply to pipe superintendent jobs?
You can find and apply to pipe superintendent jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search for roles that match your experience in pipeline construction, industrial facilities, or underground utilities, and apply directly to each listing that fits your background and target location.
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