Piping Superintendent (Calgary, AB, CA)

Aecon Construction Solutions Inc. (ACSI) is a multi-disciplined construction company offering superior civil, electrical and mechanical services including piping, insulation, scaffolding, and module fabrication. From fabrication and modularization to new builds, turnarounds and maintenance, ACSI leads the way in industrial construction and water infrastructure, providing clients with vertically integrated solutions and exceptional self-perform work. Reporting to the Construction Manager, the Piping Superintendent is responsible for leading the execution of piping and mechanical scopes on complex industrial projects, ensuring work is completed safely, on schedule, in compliance with contractual requirements, and to the highest standards of quality and workmanship.

Please note : This is a site-based position supporting projects across Western Canada.

Participate in bid reviews to validate constructability, labour productivity, and piping quantities.

Lead field execution of piping scopes including installation, assembly, testing, and commissioning of piping systems.

Review and interpret isometric drawings, P&IDs, specifications, and welding procedures to ensure accurate installation and compliance.

Oversee and coordinate pipefitting, steamfitting, and welding activities to meet project specifications and quality standards.

Ensure proper installation methods are followed for systems involving flow, pressure, and temperature requirements.

Monitor inspection and testing of piping systems, including hydrotesting, leak testing, and quality control checks.

Work closely with EHS teams to enforce project-specific safety programs and maintain Aecon’s strong safety culture.

Develop and manage detailed construction and look-ahead schedules, aligning labour, materials, and equipment.

Coordinate subcontractors, union trades, and internal stakeholders to ensure efficient execution of work.

Lead troubleshooting and problem-solving activities related to piping installation, system integrity, and constructability challenges.