Field Lead: Petroleum Construction & UST/AST Installations

OWL Services; Winston-Salem (NC); On-site; USD 95,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PTO

401(k) match

Health, dental, vision & life保险

Job summary

OWL Services is seeking a Petroleum Construction Lead to oversee installation, replacement, and modification of underground/aboveground storage tanks and fuel systems across multiple sites. This hands-on field leadership role requires reading plans, managing crews, and ensuring work meets project specs, safety policies, and OSHA standards.

The successful candidate will travel frequently, must be able to work outdoors in varying weather, and mentor junior technicians while representing OWL

Qualifications

• 5+ years in petroleum construction or a related field.
• Experience installing USTs and ASTs.
• Ability to read civil/site plans and elevations.
• Strong field leadership and safety mindset.
• Valid driver’s license with clean record.
• Willing to travel regularly and stay overnight.

Responsibilities

• Lead and perform installation of USTs, ASTs, and fuel piping.
• Supervise field crews during petroleum construction.
• Read and interpret construction drawings and plans.
• Coordinate daily activities with project managers and contractors.
• Ensure work follows approved plans, specs and safety standards.
• Perform excavation, tank setting, piping installation and backfilling.
• Train and mentor less-experienced technicians.
• Travel frequently to project locations; overnight stays required.

Skills

Field leadership

Read construction plans

Crew supervision

Safety compliance

Read drawings & elevations

Travel readiness

Problem solving

Tools

OSHA training

Job description

OWL Services is seeking a Petroleum Construction Lead to oversee installation, replacement, and modification of underground/aboveground storage tanks and fuel systems across multiple sites. This hands-on field leadership role requires reading plans, managing crews, and ensuring work meets project specs, safety policies, and OSHA standards.

The successful candidate will travel frequently, must be able to work outdoors in varying weather, and mentor junior technicians while representing OWL