Superintendent (Brackettville, TX)

About the Role

The Superintendent is responsible for the construction site and all activities occurring therein. The Superintendent oversees and directs the material, tools, equipment, and labor used to complete the construction activities. The Superintendent is responsible for job site logistics, scheduling, quality control (Level II, or III as appropriate), safety, field office operations and overall morale.

Reporting Structure

Reports to: Director of Field Operations and is assigned project responsibility under the Senior Project Manager/Project Executive.

Requirements

• HS Diploma or G.E.D.
• Strong leadership skills with a minimum of ten (10) years of construction experience and with at least five (5) of those years as a Superintendent on projects similar in size and complexity of $120M
• Familiar with the requirements of EM-385-1-1 and have experience in the areas of hazard identification and safety compliance
• OSHA 10 Certification
• CPR Certified (current or be able to obtain before project start date)
• First Aid Certified (current or be able to obtain before project start date)

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

• General knowledge of all trades on the project
• Ability to forecast and execute the required activities within the project schedule
• Oversees both Grunley employees and subcontractors' operations
• Excellent communication skills and ability to interact with co-workers, owners, owners' representatives and tenants
• Capable of learning new technical and non-technical information and applying it in the field in relatively short time periods

Responsibilities

• Supervision of Grunley Employees: Coordination of work of all Grunley Field Employees; direct Grunley Foremen, Field Engineer(s) and Assistant Superintendent(s); and coordinate Carpenters, Laborers, Bricklayers, etc. with Grunley's Labor Manager
• Subcontractors: Responsible for coordination of all subcontractor activities; and direct subcontractor foremen accordingly
• Schedule: Assist in developing of the baseline project schedule; assist with monthly updating of the project schedule; keep project on schedule; develop two week look ahead schedule
• Inspections: Monitor inspections that are performed by others; inspect site daily to identify potential problems and develop resolutions; and implement Quality Control Program
• Temporary Construction Materials: Determine need; take off, order and maintain as appropriate; and contract purchasing
• Equipment: Determine need and schedule requirements; get competitive prices on rentals; and notify office of rental and termination of equipment
• Safety: Inspections; perform weekly tool box talks; and verify that M.S.D.S. system is in place
• Field Office Operations: Daily reports; fill out daily/weekly time sheets; fill out purchase orders; and maintain purchase order log
• Maintain and Post Drawings
• Training: Attend assigned Grunley training; participate as an instructor in Grunley continuing education training programs; and provide on-the-job training for Foremen, Field Engineers, and Assistant Superintendents

Benefits

• Employer-sponsored health and life insurance
• Paid time off for sick leave, maternity/paternity leave, jury duty, and vacation
• Retirement options like 401(k) plans
• Incentive bonuses
• Paid holidays
• Company training and tuition assistance
• Company vehicle and gas card

Pay

Salary range: $105,000.00–$185,000.00. Base salaries will be determined by skills, position, education, experience, market consideration, and geographic location. Comprehensive benefits will be discussed during the recruitment process.