Superintendent

Duties and Responsibilities

• Responsible for the quality, safety, and on time completion of the contracted work.
• Plan, coordinate, and supervise onsite functions (scheduling, engineering, material control, and may provide day-to-day direction of onsite administrative staff in accounting, purchasing, etc.).
• Coordinate and supervise all trades and/or other contractors as required by the contract throughout the project.
• Provide technical assistance, i.e., interpretations of drawings, recommending construction methods and equipment etc. as required.
• Perform manpower projections for Miles-McClellan labor required on the project.
• Coordinate and schedule material and equipment deliveries.
• Optimize use of tools and equipment to eliminate unnecessary rental costs.
• Serve as chief safety officer on the project. Responsible for overall safety of the project and hold weekly Toolbox Safety Meetings.
• Fill out daily construction reports and turn originals into the office weekly (keep file copies on site).
• Along with the project engineer, schedule pre-construction meetings for all major trades.
• Keep track of all extra work done on a time and material basis and on unit price basis.
• Order miscellaneous materials, tools, equipment, rentals, etc.
• Record and cost code all M-M labor on project daily and turn in to accounting weekly.
• Assist project management in developing and implementing project procedures, working documents, standards, etc.
• Ensure all onsite personnel comply with project procedures, safety program requirements, work rules, etc.
• Document all violations, notify project management, and recommend/implement corrective action as required.
• Assume responsibility for productivity of crafts, efficient use of materials and equipment, and contractual performance of the project.

Qualifications

• Minimum of five years of construction management and/or craft supervision experience in similar facility construction.
• Thorough knowledge of all aspects of construction (technology, equipment, methods).
• Ability to read and understand construction drawings.
• Thorough knowledge of construction safety and OSHA regulations.
• Excellent communication, organizational, and supervisory skills are essential.
• OSHA 30 hour certification preferred.
• Ability to work with various technology for execution of project related responsibilities (ex. Procore, Bluebeam, Project, Outlook, etc.).
• Physically, workers must be able to: Stand or walk for long periods; use arms and hands to reach for, handle, and manipulate objects; lift and carry materials weighing up to 25 pounds; climb up and down ladders, scaffolds, and other objects and carry tools and equipment; stoop, kneel, crouch, and crawl, and see well (naturally or with correction).