Lead Fuel Site Field Supervisor

Anderson Environmental Contracting LLC; Kelso (WA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental coverage

Vision coverage

Supplemental insurance

FSA/HSA

Paid time off

401(k) with company match

Company vehicle

Cell phone allowance

Job summary

Anderson Environmental Contracting, LLC is seeking an experienced Fuel Site Superintendent to lead field operations across our fuel-related construction projects. This is a working superintendent role combining on-site leadership with hands-on construction activities.

Responsibilities include coordinating crews, equipment, materials, and safety, while ensuring work aligns with plans and specs. Projects traverse the Pacific Northwest, with regular out-of-area travel and overnight assignments.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years in construction or fuel-system installs.
• 2+ years in supervisory or field leadership roles.
• Ability to read construction plans, specs, schedules.
• Knowledge of OSHA/EPA and local regulations.
• Willingness to travel across the Pacific Northwest.

Responsibilities

• Lead field crews on fuel-system construction and piping installs.
• Coordinate crews, equipment, materials, and subcontractors.
• Review plans, schedules, and contracts to set priorities.
• Develop work plans with Project Manager and estimate costs.
• Monitor productivity, costs, and schedule performance.
• Maintain daily reports, safety inspections, and field documents.
• Ensure compliance with safety requirements and procedures.
• Operate heavy equipment when qualified.
• Promote a safety-focused, professional work environment.

Skills

Construction experience

Supervisory experience

Read plans

Regulatory knowledge

Travel willingness

Education

HAZWOPER certification

Tools

Heavy equipment operation

Job description

Anderson Environmental Contracting, LLC is seeking an experienced Fuel Site Superintendent to lead field operations across our fuel-related construction projects. This is a working superintendent role combining on-site leadership with hands-on construction activities.

Responsibilities include coordinating crews, equipment, materials, and safety, while ensuring work aligns with plans and specs. Projects traverse the Pacific Northwest, with regular out-of-area travel and overnight assignments.