Field Supervisor

Tindall Corporation is a leading precast concrete manufacturer with locations throughout the Southeastern U.S. Our mission is to support our customers, create remarkable structures, and deliver innovative solutions.

About the role

Manages and directs subcontractors and employees to complete the erection and field finishing of the project in accordance with plans, ensuring the project is completed safely, defect-free, on time, and within budget.

Responsibilities

• Follow all Safety and Quality rules and processes to ensure a safe working environment and high-quality products.
• Oversee the erection and field services on an assigned project.
• Assist the Trucking Manager on trucking-related scope items for assigned projects.
• Provide guidance to Engineering, Project Management, and Subcontractors on the development of the erection plan.
• Oversee external communication with customers regarding schedules, site logistics, and construction sequence.
• Lead Pre-Erection Meetings.
• Verify Jobsite Bill of Materials and Erection Bill of Materials.
• Coordinate deliveries with Project Management and Trucking Manager; order and coordinate additional materials for erection and repairs.
• Review subcontractor progress for compliance with Erection Welding, Grouting, and Bracing Plans.
• Review product quality for conformance with project specifications and PCI tolerances.
• Notify Engineering of defects requiring FRWOs (Field Repair Work Orders).
• Review project sites and subcontractors for compliance with Erection, Field Safety, and Project Site Safety Manuals.
• Track punch list and repair items using electronic records.
• Communicate project status and scheduling to external customers and Engineering.
• Provide direction to subcontractors to perform necessary work.
• Perform layout work for repairs as needed.
• Attend jobsite and construction meetings, as well as subcontractor meetings as required.
• Coordinate work with the General Contractor and other trades on the project site.

Requirements

• OSHA 10-hour certification (required).
• OSHA 30-hour certification and PCI Field Auditor certification (a plus).
• Associate degree (A.A.S.) or equivalent from a two-year college or technical school; or six months to one year of related experience and training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Ability to understand manufacturing methods and techniques, and to read and comprehend complex drawings.
• Travel up to 5 days per week for day trips to job sites.

Benefits

• Low-cost employee health plan.
• Dental and vision coverage.
• Short-term and long-term disability insurance.
• Fully-paid basic life insurance.
• Voluntary life, whole life, accident, hospitalization, and critical illness insurance.
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
• 401k plan with company match and profit sharing.