Supervisor, Construction

Safety & Compliance

• Promote and enforce a strong safety culture aligned with MSHA, Nevada regulations, and AGA safety standards.
• Lead daily safety meetings, toolbox talks, and Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs).
• Monitor contractor compliance with site safety plans and permit requirements.
• Participate in incident investigations and support corrective action implementation.

Field Construction Supervision

• Supervise daily construction activities across civil, structural, mechanical, piping, and electrical scopes as assigned.
• Coordinate work sequencing and ensure alignment with the approved construction schedule.
• Monitor contractor productivity, manpower, equipment usage, and quality of workmanship.
• Ensure work is executed in accordance with approved IFC drawings, specifications, and work plans.
• Identify and resolve constructability issues and field conflicts to minimize delays.

Quality & Inspection Support

• Ensure compliance with QA/QC standards and inspection requirements.
• Coordinate inspections, testing activities, and sign‑off documentation.
• Support turnover documentation, punch‑list closure, and readiness for commissioning.

Schedule, Cost & Reporting

• Track daily progress against construction milestones and identify risks to the schedule.
• Assist with monitoring construction costs, change orders, and field impacts.
• Validate contractor time reporting, progress quantities, and equipment usage.
• Prepare and submit accurate daily and weekly field progress reports.

Coordination & Communication

• Serve as the primary on‑site liaison among contractors, engineering, procurement, and project management.
• Participate in coordination meetings, progress reviews, and planning sessions.
• Communicate field issues proactively to support timely decision‑making and risk mitigation.

Requirements

• Associate degree, technical certification, or equivalent construction experience.
• Strong knowledge of MSHA requirements and Nevada construction regulations.
• General understanding of mining operations in rural Nevada.
• 5–10 years of field construction experience on mining, industrial, or infrastructure projects.
• Strong understanding of construction sequencing, heavy equipment operations, and site logistics.
• Ability to interpret civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical drawings.
• Execute short‑term construction plans to meet daily, weekly, and monthly targets.
• Experience overseeing earthworks, loading, hauling, and infrastructure construction activities.
• Ability to work closely with engineering teams to execute short‑range plans.
• Strong field leadership aligned with AGA values.
• Ability to lead and direct contractors and internal field teams.
• Effective communicator across construction crews, management, regulators, and stakeholders.
• Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities.
• Results‑driven, detail‑oriented, and willing to hold teams accountable.
• Valid driver’s license required for travel to and from project sites.
• Must be legally authorized to work in the United States.