Project Manager Superintendent

Responsibilities

• Superintendents assigned TPA program work must know all program requirements as well as Xactimate estimates and budgets.
• Construction track -- must understand scope, schedule work, communicate professionally, ensure project safety, and maintain quality control.
• Establish their core project management capabilities while at this level.
• Critical skills include time management, budgeting, scheduling, site supervision, customer contact, communication, quality control, safety, documentation, and change orders.
• Critically advance their knowledge of current and past construction practices.
• Review daily requirements of the projects, document progress and notify managers of progress and challenges.
• Provide appropriate field documentation, photo logs, graphs and sketches for various TPA projects.
• Maintain attention to detail.
• Will be required to meet BELFOR Standards in safeguarding other people's property.
• Must have a comprehensive understanding of customer service, principles and practices.
• Work under time constraints to meet specific timelines.
• Required to work nights and weekends as requested and travel periodically.
• Report time worked and equipment and consumables used timely and accurately.
• Attend BELFOR sponsored operations and safety training courses as required.

Requirements

• Supervise and self-perform residential and light commercial work.
• Continue training until they demonstrate ability to complete projects on time and on budget with documented customer satisfaction.
• Plan, coordinate, and oversee employees and subcontractors in all phases of work.
• Read and manage blueprints.
• Responsible for projects up to $150K.
• Understand and adhere to local building codes and regulatory agencies.
• Direct small crews of BELFOR personnel and temporary workers.
• Responsible for projects up to $50K.
• Attend BELFOR approved training courses in areas of lesser experience.
• Select appropriate disposal options and get release of liability for disposed items.

Qualifications

• Carry current IICRC ASD designation for Water Damage related work.
• Completion of all BELFOR required New Hire Coursework.
• Certified to operate a Hi-Lo fork lift.
• Complete previous 18 months as Intermediate Water Damage Specialist, intermediate Carpentry, or Intermediate Fire Damage Specialist or have similar industry experience.
• Possess sense of urgency, professional demeanor, positive attitude, and strong work ethic.
• English language literacy and fluency.

Physical Demands

• Frequent lifting in excess of 50 lbs.
• Occasional lifting from 41 lbs +, assisted (up to 50% of the time).
• Access and mobility in tight spaces.
• Sustained periods of standing, sitting, walking, bending, and kneeling.
• Ability to use mobile devices for collection of data and time.