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Mechanical Pipe Superintendent

Felix Construction
CompanyFelix Construction
CategorySkilled Technician
LocationPhoenix
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentFull-time
LevelNot stated
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted13 Oct 2025
Last verified30 Jul 2026
SourceEmployer career page (lever)
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Description
Felix Construction has been building critical water and wastewater infrastructure since 1987, proudly serving the Phoenix and Dallas markets. We’ve kept the close, family-owned feel of our early days while earning the reputation and recognition of a leading general contractor - recently named #1 Top Workplace in Arizona for midsize business in construction. Build cool things. Learn every day. Be home for dinner. At Felix Construction, work is local—no overnight travel—so you're home every night. We keep crews safe, busy, and respected. We like people who work hard and like using their hands and their heads. Read the plan, know the ‘why,’ build it right, and take pride in the result. You’ll get steady hours, good gear, and a team that has your back. We Build What Matters. We’re seeking a seasoned Industrial Piping/Mechanical Superintendent to play a pivotal role in our industrial and water/wastewater construction projects. This leadership position is responsible for managing the installation, testing, and commissioning of complex piping systems and mechanical equipment, ensuring every phase meets the highest standards of safety, quality, and performance.   With deep field experience and a thorough understanding of piping design, materials, and installation practices, you’ll guide teams through technical challenges, support field execution, and uphold project specifications. Occasionally working hands-on alongside crews, you’ll foster a culture of accountability and excellence.
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