Mechanical Superintendent Jobs

Who We Are
OCL Group Inc. (OCL), is a proudly 100% Canadian, privately held, employee-owned, fully integrated general contractor with design-build solutions across Western Canada. OCL has the experience you can trust and the quality you can depend on. OCL has been proudly serving the energy and municipal infrastructure markets since 2009.
The formation of OCL was a direct result of a few long-tenured industry professionals with an entrepreneurial spirit, wanting to get back to their roots and build an organization “where people matter”. Formed in 2009, OCL started their first project and began building on a business model focused on “People and Doing the Job Right”.
The Role
We currently have an opening for a Mechanical Superintendent to oversee gas facility upgrading work in Williams Lake and Prince George, BC working a 6 day on, 1 day off rotation. Reporting to the Construction Manager, the Mechanical Superintendent will be responsible for overseeing, managing and directing all aspects of a project from start to completion. The ideal candidate will have excellent leadership qualities that allow him or her to keep a project on schedule and on budget while maintaining a primary focus on safety.
Key Responsibilities

• Participate in site safety toolbox meetings
• Maintain construction schedule and make changes as necessary to ensure milestones are met
• Execute work in line with federal, provincial and client and company quality standards, codes and safety regulations.
• Hire and assign construction workers to each project scope
• Drive cost-effective strategies in the field
• Assist with estimates for project scope of work, including labor, supplies, materials and other costs
• Supervise crew and subcontractor tasks
• Maintain regular contact with client representatives on contract issues, schedule, delivery and technical issues
• Communicate with the team through daily safety meetings
• Assist Construction Manager on daily reports, schedules and manpower
• Coordinate construction services and activities

Requirements

• CSTS 2020 (we can provide)
• Qualified Journeyman Steamfitter/Pipefitter/Welder or trades personnel with experience in piping and mechanical scopes
• Minimum of 5 years’ experience as a Superintendent with mechanical/facility background
• Ability to effectively prioritize and execute tasks in a high-pressure environment is crucial
• Can conform to shifting priorities, demands and timelines through analytical and problem-solving capabilities
• Experience in scheduling, labor budget preparation and field work planning
• Previous facility/plant experience
• Previous experience in civil/earthworks is considered an asset
• Sound knowledge of computer software use such as Google suites and Bluebeam.
• A demonstrated background in team leadership with a focus on worksite safety.
• WHMIS 2015 (we can provide)
• Good written and oral communication skills

Working Conditions

• One paid 30-minute break and a 30-minute unpaid lunch break per day
• 60 hours per week. Most shifts start at 7:00 am but hours may vary based on site requirements.
• Drug and alcohol test required
• Overtime and work on weekends as required
• 6 days on, 1 day off

Benefits

• $250/day LOA (if out of town)
• Competitive base wage, negotiable, based on experience
• Company truck provided or a $120 per day truck allowance with a fuel card
• Cell phone allowance or company provided cell phone
• Benefits after 90 days
• Company laptop

Our Culture
Our employees would describe the work environment as team based, fast paced and entrepreneurial focused. We believe in hiring “A” Players who are self-motivated and intrinsically driven to succeed. These types of people thrive in environments with minimal guidance because they are resourceful and can seek out information on their own to make informed decisions. Turning around profitable, safe projects for our clients is key to everything we do. We also value a casual working environment based around a healthy work/life balance which means performance is based on performance and not “punching the clock”.