Construction Superintendent - Commercial Interiors

About the role

ARCO has an exciting opportunity for a Superintendent. Do you have an extreme commitment to safety? Are you a hard-working leader dedicated to superior quality, who thrives in a fast-paced, collaborative environment? Do you prefer to manage the construction process from outside the trailer? If you answered “Yes!” — this opportunity was built for you. Who are we? We are ARCO, a Family of Construction Companies.

Responsibilities

• Directly manage the construction and administrative activities associated with the field operations of a project.
• Bring the project to completion on schedule, within budget and per the project specifications.
• Enforce all Safety and Quality Control policies and procedures and adhere to and implement all company policies and regulations.
• Attend the post-award review meeting to receive project information and details for preplanning before construction.
• Participate with the project manager in preparing a schedule of construction activities and their sequence, the organization structure, staff selection, and the manpower and construction equipment requirements of the project.
• Direct and control the total construction project to meet specifications and within the allotted time schedule in an efficient manner to produce the expected profit.
• Assist the project manager/engineer in their duties, including prompt shipment of materials and permanent equipment and obtaining approvals of shop drawings and material samples.
• Coordinate the activities of subcontractors to permit them to perform their work effectively and to integrate it with project schedules and progress.
• Inform all supervisors and subcontractors promptly of any construction schedule changes.
• Assist in the preparation of all job progress and cost reports to accurately reflect actual costs.
• Review and approve all requisitions, field purchase orders, invoices, and other significant reports and documents.
• Cooperate with the owner and his representatives, keeping them informed of construction progress.
• Cooperate with architects or owner representatives on an amicable basis, but in the long-term interest of the company.
• Hold job site meetings with the project manager and the regional manager.
• Report regularly to the project manager to keep them constantly informed on job progress, plans, and problems that could significantly affect costs or schedules.
• Maintain a daily diary to permanently record all significant project facts, events, conditions, visitors, owner representative contacts, commitments, agreements, and approval