Traveling Underground Utility Superintendent; Sewer, Water Main & Storm

Run each job from mobilization to final walkthrough, with your lodging, meals and truck covered while you're on the road.

• A base salary of up to $125,000, depending on your experience.
• Your lodging is paid on the nights you're away from home, which is usually 4–5 nights a week.
• You receive per diem to cover your meals while you're on the road.
• You're given a company truck or a vehicle allowance, so your own vehicle isn't taking the miles.
• Health, dental and vision insurance, plus life insurance.
• A 401(k), paid vacation and company holidays.

• A Texas utility contractor with about 20 years in business that self-performs its underground work.
• It does municipal water, sewer and stormwater work for Texas cities.
• This job is open because the contractor is expanding its projects.
• The contractor isn't named here for confidentiality. I'll share the name when we speak.

• You'll lead the field side of underground utility projects: sanitary sewer, water main and stormwater drainage installs.
• You'll run the crews, equipment and subcontractors day to day and keep the job on schedule.
• You'll work with city inspectors to get the work inspected and accepted.
• You're the senior person on site, responsible for safe excavation and trenching and for pipe going in to spec.

• You've run underground sewer, water main and stormwater jobs as a Superintendent.
• You're comfortable being away from home 4–5 nights a week.
• A resume with a detailed project list: each job's scope, value, your role, and start and finish dates.