C-Construction Coordinator - Piping Construction

Piping Construction and Turnover Coordinator
Edmonton, AB | Contract | Owner's Representative
Construction / Piping | 10+ Years | Day Shift, 40 Hours per Week
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GrizzlyTrek is seeking one Piping Construction and Turnover Coordinator to join our valued client's Owner's construction management team on a major capital energy project in Edmonton, Alberta. You will be the Owner's field representative for assigned piping construction, directing contractor execution through welding, NDE, pressure testing and tie-ins, then confirming systems are complete and ready for turnover to pre-commissioning. This is a site-based day shift contract at 40 hours per week, with the project estimated at 10 to 16 months.
10+ years of industrial construction leadership, not counting apprenticeship, with extensive piping construction expertise is required.

At a Glance

Pay	Competitive, based on experience
Type	Contract, estimated 10 to 16 months
Schedule	Day shift, 40 hours per week
Location	Edmonton, Alberta. Site based, full time on site for the project.
Per Diem	None. Local candidates only.
Experience	10+ years of industrial construction leadership, piping focused, not counting apprenticeship
Scope	Piping installation, welding, NDE, testing, tie-ins, mechanical completion, turnover

The Site

This seat is on the Owner's side, not the contractor's. You represent the Owner, with delegated authority to review, approve and authorize field activities in your area, and to stop or redirect work for safety, quality, operational or schedule reasons. When an area construction manager reports a system complete, you take ownership of it, verify it is complete, and turn it over for pre-commissioning.

What You'll Do

• Act as the Owner's representative and construction leader for all assigned piping scope
• Direct and oversee contractor execution of piping installation, welding, NDE, pressure testing, tie-ins, reinstatement, mechanical completion and turnover
• Review and approve contractor work plans, execution strategies, methodologies, sequencing and recovery plans within delegated authority
• Set construction priorities and work sequencing, and recommend resource deployment, scope clarification and recovery plans to senior project leadership
• Monitor contractor crew levels, supervision, productivity and work quality, and direct corrective action when performance falls short
• Review, validate and approve contractor daily Labour, Equipment and Materials (LEM) reports
• Issue, monitor and close construction hazard work permits, confirming hazards, isolations and interfaces are controlled before work starts
• Verify work against approved drawings, specifications, P&IDs, isometrics and applicable codes, and lead field reviews, readiness assessments, turnover evaluations and punch-list prioritization

What You Bring

• 10+ years of progressive industrial construction leadership, not counting apprenticeship, with extensive piping construction expertise, typically built through foreman, superintendent or construction manager roles
• Experience directing contractor activities and leading field execution on large industrial, petrochemical, energy, oil and gas, hydrogen or major capital projects
• Strong understanding of piping systems, welding, quality requirements, testing, construction sequencing and turnover, and the ability to apply drawings, specifications and technical requirements to field decisions
• Proven independent judgment on construction execution, work sequencing, resource priorities and risk
• Strong leadership, communication, conflict resolution and decision-making skills, with a record of leading contractor organizations to results
• Commitment to safety leadership, and the ability to work independently in a demanding field environment

Nice to Have

• Experience as an Owner's Representative or on an Owner's Construction Management Team on major capital projects (a strong asset)
• Experience reviewing and approving contractor execution strategies, directing corrective actions and driving contractor performance improvement
• Experience managing multi-discipline interfaces across large contractor workforces

Why Piping Leads Take This Job

Most piping leads spend their careers on the contractor side. This seat puts you on the Owner's side, with the authority to approve plans, sign off LEMs, issue permits, stop work when it is not right, and decide when a system is ready for turnover. It is local day shift work on a major capital energy project, running an estimated 10 to 16 months.

Benefits

• Day shift, 40 hours per week, on one major capital project
• Life insurance plus AD&D with critical illness and cancer coverage
• Extended health: drugs, hospital, hearing, orthotics, vision, and paramedical including mental health
• Dental coverage, including orthodontic coverage for children
• Travel insurance up to $5,000,000 per incident
• Ongoing training and career development support

About GrizzlyTrek

GrizzlyTrek Group is a Technical Workforce and Indigenous Employment Partner. We recruit skilled trades and technical professionals across Canada's industrial sector and place them with reputable employers offering long term work, fair pay, and room to advance. We welcome applications from all qualified candidates and proudly support Indigenous employment.
Have you run piping as a foreman, superintendent or construction manager, and are you ready to represent the Owner? Tell us your years of construction leadership after apprenticeship, the projects you have directed, and your system turnover experience. Qualified candidates will be contacted quickly.
Apply today at www.grizzlytrekgroup.com
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