Field Coordinator

Construction Field Coordinator

The Construction Field Coordinator is an on-site owner-representative role responsible for coordinating pipe installation and system turnover activities in an operating industrial facility. This position supports safe efficient and high-quality execution by working with contractors inspectors engineering operations and project controls to drive installation testing punch resolution documentation and final handoff.

Key Responsibilities

• Coordinate daily piping installation fit-up support installation testing readiness reinstatement and turnover preparation.
• Serve as the primary owner-rep field contact for contractors performing piping and system completion work.
• Verify work is executed in accordance with drawings isometrics P&IDs work packages specifications and applicable code requirements.
• Support field inspections quality hold points NDE testing punch closure redlines and turnover package completion.
• Coordinate with operations maintenance inspection engineering and other field teams to manage tie-ins shutdown windows and live-unit interfaces.
• Track field issues schedule barriers and required completions through mechanical completion and final handoff.
• Reinforce HSSE expectations participate in pre-task planning and address unsafe or non-compliant field execution.

Required Qualifications

• Minimum 10 years of industrial construction experience with piping installation testing system completion or turnover activities.
• Experience coordinating process or utility piping work in refinery petrochemical chemical terminal pipeline or gas processing facilities.
• Working knowledge of piping drawings isometrics P&IDs test packs turnover packages and field completion documentation.
• Demonstrated experience with the design and evaluation of piping systems in accordance with ASME B31.3 and B31.4
• Brownfield experience involving live-unit work outages tie-ins or turnover execution.
• Experience with hydrotesting pressure testing reinstatement line walks and mechanical completion processes.