CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN

Reports to: Vice President, Engineering

Midland, TX

Exempt

WHO WE ARE

Hillstone Environmental is a Denver-based company focused on water infrastructure solutions for the oil and gas industry.  We offer a fully integrated water midstream solution, allowing us to maximize operating efficiency, reduce costs, and reduce environmental footprint for our customers.  This solution includes water transportation via pipeline, water treatment for re-use, as well as water and waste disposal services.  Hillstone is headquartered in Denver, Colorado with operations primarily in the Permian Basin in Texas, as well as in the Marcellus / Utica play in the Northeast and the Bakken Shale play in North Dakota.  The Company was founded in 2015 and all founders remain with Hillstone in senior management positions. 

WHAT WE NEED

The foreman will lead a team of construction inspectors that are responsible for overseeing various projects that span pipeline construction, facility buildouts, overhead power infrastructure, and pad/road construction. The foreman will also coordinate with the Hillstone engineering team, project scheduler, and accounting group to execute and manage major midstream infrastructure and facilities projects.

The construction foreman will oversee contractors that are executing on both lump sum and T&M projects. The ideal candidate will take a very active roll in managing the contractors, materials, project schedule, and costs all while providing detailed reporting and progress to the management team.

Given the fast-paced environment and rapid growth trajectory of our company, the candidate must thrive in an environment that is not governed by predictable and routine tasks, but rather one that is fast-moving, ever-changing, and highly focused on ‘doing what it takes’ to achieve project success.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• The construction foreman is primarily responsible for a team of inspectors that will oversee all construction projects for Hillstone.
• Involved in the planning and RFP phases of the project, working with the engineering group to define the project and contracting strategy.
• Reporting on project status, budget, and schedule to the Hillstone management team.
• Analyze project schedule and progress against contract milestones and contractor schedule.
• Actively monitor and assist in managing key contractors, vendors, suppliers, and equipment logistics. 
• Keep the project managers and other key team members informed of critical issues and/or diminishing performance in a timely manner so that contingency plans can be implemented and executed.
• Knowledge of estimating processes, resource allocations and cost control processes.

SKILLS / EXPERIENCE

• High school diploma or GED required
• 7+ year of comparable construction inspection and management experience
• Preferably 5+ years’ experience in oil and gas, specifically midstream projects
• Leadership roles in the past leading a team of inspectors
• Experience in large scale multi-discipline construction projects
  • HDPE trunk lines and gathering
  • FlexSteel injection lines
  • Facility buildouts (civil, mechanical, electrical)
  • Overhead power infrastructure, including substations
  • Lease roads, pads, and other dirt work including pits.
• Able to prioritize work in a high activity environment and in a quickly growing company.
• Experience in financial process, cost estimation, performance tracking.
• Passion about your work and about the company and its success
• High degree of focus on the success of the company, its goals, and its success
• Desire to grow and develop professionally
• Role with be Midland office based, with field visits as needed. Typically, 2-3 times per week.

COMPENSATION

• Competitive Salary
• Health, Dental and Vision insurance
• 401k w/company match

Hillstone Environmental Partners is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Disclaimer: This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee. Other duties, responsibilities and activities may change or be assigned.