Jobsite Superintendent

Description

Summary:

Project Superintendent has full responsibility for the onsite production of the project. Superintendent is responsible for directing craftsmen and subcontractors, assuring conformity to design documents, maintaining milestones to meet schedule, conducting weekly jobsite and safety meetings, scheduling equipment, and working with the project team to ensure the SCI quality and service standards are met.  Superintendents are expected to conform to corporate policies and procedures, uphold ethical standards, and exemplify corporate values. Superintendents report directly to their designated Project Manager.

Typical Duties: 

• Communicate and collaborate with SCI Project Team through construction completion to ensure job is per plans/specs, on time and in budget

• Understand the complete Project Scope of Work

• Effectively manage all jobsite activities through construction completion to ensure job is per plans/specs, on time and in budget

• Manage all jobsite material verification and equipment tracking 

• Responsible for leading weekly site and safety meeting 

• Ensure all trades are adhering to project schedule

• Follow all OSHA, SCI Fleet Management and SCI Company Safety policies

• Manage SCI General Construction Labor and Tradesman

• Responsible for Quality Control of jobsite including punch lists and warranty items

• Collaborate with other SCI Superintendents to request, schedule and report General Construction Labor and/or Tradesman

• Participate in monthly Superintendent meeting

• Adhere to all SCI Company Processes AND remain positive with your team and customer to complete the project

Requirements

Qualifications:

• Educational requirements include a 4-year college degree or equivalent combinations of technical training and experience.

• Career experience must include at least 5 years of supervision in construction.

• Commercial construction experience must include construction means, methods, equipment, tools, and work procedures, as well as advanced understanding of construction scheduling, and cost control.

• Commercial construction experience must include control and supervision of large groups of craftsmen.

• Good written and oral communication.

• Must be willing and able to speak before groups of people in project interviews and other presentations.

• OSHA-30 trained.

• Microsoft Office suite.

• Proactively develop solutions to construction field issues that arise and follow appropriate communication protocol to implement solutions.

• Carry out such other instructions, directions and duties as the Company may request from time to time

Physical Demands: 

• Continuously sit, stand, or walk. Bend, squat, climb stairs, and ladders.

• Lift up to 20 pounds frequently and occasionally up to 50 pounds.

Work Environment:

• Job trailer/office or jobsite. 

• Work in extreme weather may be required.

• Work in high elevations may be required.

• Temporary relocation or travel may be required for projects out of town.