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Piping Supervisor Duties and Responsibilities

In order to manage piping projects, the Piping Supervisor performs many different tasks. We analyzed job listings for Piping Supervisor in order to identify these core duties and responsibilities.

Design Plans and Specifications Before starting projects, the Piping Supervisor must develop plans and specifications for the project. They create plans according to procedures and regulations that account for safety, communicating these plans to their team.

Direct Staff Piping Supervisors manage the project from start to finish. They direct crews of assistant staff such as Piping Helpers, assign them tasks, and ensure that the project flows in a timely manner and according to the project plans and specifications.

Install and Repair Piping The Piping Supervisor participates in and oversees the installation and repair of piping systems. This requires a full understanding of the project plans and specifications and an ability to use all relevant tools and equipment.

Ensure Safety Piping Supervisors are ultimately responsible for ensuring both the safety of their crew and the environment. It is up to them to make sure that specifications are in accordance with safety procedures and regulations, and that the work area follows all safety guidelines as well.

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Piping Supervisor Skills

Piping Supervisors are detail-oriented, analytical thinkers who are great at solving problems and responding to issues in a calm, timely manner. They are highly organized and capable of meeting deadlines as well as flexible and able to work long hours or on-call. Finally, as supervisors, they are natural leaders who communicate well and are direct and decisive. Core skills: Based on job listings we looked at, employers want Piping Supervisors with these core skills. If you want to work as a Piping Supervisor, focus on the following. Go getter enthusiastic ambitious

  • Possessing extensive pipefitting and HVAC experience
  • Having a High School Diploma or GED
  • Demonstrating an ability to supervise a team
  • Showing proficiency in Microsoft Office
  • Being able to do physical work for long hours
  • Being able to work a flexible schedule

Advanced skills: While most employers did not require the following skills, multiple job listings included them as preferred. Add these to your Piping Supervisor toolbox and broaden your career options.

  • Managerial experience
  • Bachelor’s degree in business management, construction management, or mechanical engineering
  • Professional engineering license
  • Proficiency in AutoCAD
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Piping Supervisor Resources

We searched the Web to find the best industry resources to help you continue exploring a career as a Piping Supervisor. From thought leaders to industry groups, this list is packed with opportunities to learn, connect and engage. On the Web

BLDGBLOG – Building and construction design issues and tips

Urbanophile – Urban Analyst Aaron Renn looks at city design and construction

Machine Design – A blog on machine design Industry Groups

American Society of Civil Engineers – By membership, one of the largest professional networks of Civil Engineers

Society of Piping Engineers – Largest organization for professional piping engineers

American Society of Mechanical Engineers – Foundation for mechanical engineers Piping Supervisor Books

The Pipe Fitters Bluebook – A handbook for pipefitting and piping

Structural Analysis – Thorough and broad overview of structural analysis

Mechanical Design Engineering – A handbook for mechanical engineers