Site Supervisor (Gas Pipeline Work)

1. Main Roles and Responsibilities

2. Work Planning and Coordination

• Plan daily pipeline activities according to the project schedule.
• Review approved drawings, method statements, and work procedures.
• Allocate work to technicians, welders, fitters, helpers, and operators.
• Coordinate with engineers, safety officers, QA/QC inspectors, and subcontractors.
• Ensure manpower, tools, equipment, and materials are available.

2. Pipeline Installation and Construction

• Supervise pipeline route marking, trench excavation, and pipe laying.
• Check pipe alignment, levels, slopes, and installation clearances as applicable.
• Monitor pipe handling, lifting, lowering, jointing, and backfilling activities.
• Ensure valves, fittings, flanges, supports, and other components are installed correctly.
• Verify that work follows approved drawings and project specifications.

3. Welding and Jointing Supervision

• Ensure welding is performed by qualified welders using approved welding procedures (WPS).
• Verify pipe preparation, beveling, fit-up, root gap, and alignment.
• Check welding consumables and required welding parameters.
• Coordinate visual inspection and non-destructive testing (NDT).
• Ensure defective welds are repaired and re-inspected as required.

4. Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE)

• Conduct toolbox talks and daily safety briefings.
• Ensure work permits are approved and valid before starting work.
• Verify that job hazard analysis (JHA/JSA) and risk assessments are in place.
• Ensure workers use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).
• Check excavation safety, lifting operations, hot-work controls, and confined-space precautions where applicable.
• Ensure gas testing, fire watch, and emergency arrangements are in place when required.
• Stop work immediately if an unsafe condition or potential gas leak is identified.

5. Quality Control

• Ensure materials match approved specifications and material certificates.
• Verify pipe identification, material traceability, and inspection records.
• Coordinate inspections with the QA/QC team.
• Check that weld maps, inspection reports, and test records are maintained.
• Ensure non-conformities are corrected before the work proceeds to the next stage.

6. Pressure Testing and Commissioning

• Coordinate hydrostatic or pneumatic testing according to the approved test procedure.
• Verify that test equipment and pressure gauges have valid calibration.
• Ensure test boundaries, isolation points, exclusion zones, and safety precautions are established.
• Monitor pressure, test duration, and leakage checks as specified in the approved procedure.
• Coordinate approved flushing, cleaning, drying, purging, and gas-in procedures where applicable.
• Ensure commissioning is performed only by authorized personnel under approved procedures.

Important: Pneumatic testing and gas introduction can present serious hazards. Never exceed approved test pressures or carry out unauthorized pressurization or purging.

7. Manpower and Equipment Management

• Monitor attendance, productivity, and workforce performance.
• Ensure tools and equipment are suitable and inspected before use.
• Coordinate cranes, excavators, welding machines, and other required equipment.
• Prevent equipment misuse and report defective tools immediately.
• Monitor daily progress and minimize delays.

8. Documentation and Reporting

• Prepare daily progress reports.
• Record manpower, equipment usage, completed quantities, and delays.
• Maintain inspection requests, work permits, test reports, and material records.
• Report incidents, near misses, defects, and site constraints.
• Communicate progress and problems to the project engineer or construction manager.

9. Environmental Protection

• Prevent soil, water, and air pollution during construction.
• Ensure proper disposal of welding waste, scrap, and other materials.
• Control dust, noise, and accidental spills.
• Follow project environmental procedures and applicable regulations.

10. Final Inspection and Handover

• Verify completion of pipeline installation against approved drawings.
• Ensure punch-list items and defects are closed.
• Coordinate final inspections and required testing.
• Confirm that as-built drawings and quality records are submitted.
• Support safe handover to the client or operations team.

Pay: ₹10,000.00 - ₹25,000.00 per month

Benefits:

• Flexible schedule
• Leave encashment

Work Location: In person