Project Superintendent

Project Superintendent

Reports to: Operations Manager

Superintendents are responsible for the quality, timeliness and smoothness of our projects out in the field. This is done through QA/QC checks, schedule management, and solving issues in the field through effective communication with our customers, subcontractors, and internal staff.

Key Responsibilities:

Responsible for the overall success of projects during construction

Must be able to effectively plan and communicate with our subcontractors to develop safety and erection plans to meet the projects needs

Responsible for all QA / QC checks on projects in the field

Documentation of daily activities on site through photos and daily reports and issue lists

Responsible for the review of all final construction documents prior to construction start, and execution of those documents during construction (Submittals, RFIs, Change Order Scope, Construction Documents, Contract Scope, etc.)

Tracks all deliveries and schedules inspections, drives production in the field to hit construction schedules

Effective communication with the general contractor, particularly to ensure our coordination with other trade's activities and timelines

Maintains contractual standards and holds subcontractors to those standards as it relates to safety, quality, job cleanliness, and other on-site activities.

Available for all on site meetings including coordination meetings, preconstruction meeting, safety meetings, punch walks, OAC meetings, Subcontractor meetings, etc.

Responsible for reporting all change orders, internal and external. that originate from the field to the office

Must participate in required GC safety walks, perform safety audits, explain, and enforce OSHA and site safety requirements.

Responsible for tracking and ensuring punch lists and warranty calls are handled in a timely manner

Responsible for all "last mile coordination" (final coordination of material delivery, concrete pour dates, erector start dates, site logistics, etc.)

Background for Role:

Experience erecting pre-engineered metal buildings

Has run erection crews, both multiple crews on one job and multiple jobs at once

Knowledge of general construction practices and sequence

Ability to understand construction drawings

Proficient computer skills including Microsoft suite, Bluebeam, Procore, Raken

Strong time management, multi-tasking, and organizational skills

Ability to communicate and present information clearly and precisely to build lasting relationships

Strong analytical skills to maintain a high level of detail and precision while managing multiple projects with time constraints.

Tools:

Daily Reports (Done for each site visit, documented no later than next day): Used to track site conditions, crews and activities on site, when issues are brought up and resolved, deliveries made to the site, conversations with the GC and subcontractors

Site Visit Photos(Minimum 2 photos each: overall project, progress from last visit, details): These are used to document on site progress, track issues, market the project and allow office staff to observe the project

As-builts(updated weekly): used to track modifications between field and shop drawings

QA/QC Checklists (Updated during each site visit): used to track projects as they are progressing and minimizes rework in the future.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $85, $95,000.00 per year

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Health savings