Project Superintendent

Job Summary

The successful candidate will supervise multiple areas of projects in accordance with contract requirements and time frames, be aware of relevant costing/supply/budgets, adhere to all organization policies/procedures, and maintain accurate data/records/documentation. The Superintendent will forecast the number of employees, materials, and equipment needed to efficiently perform assigned project(s) while aligned with all safety standards. This is a supervisor position; the candidate is expected to set an example for team members, commitment to safe practices, and ensure personnel/tasks adhere to all legal & safety requirements.

Candidate must have experience with large project operation management.

• Ensure specifications within the project proposal and plans are followed.
• Meet with the client representative (customer) to confirm quantities daily.
• Review job schedules and cost breakdowns, resolving any potential issues with the PM prior to work progression.
• Keep progress schedule current, review schedule status and job costs at a minimum of once a week.
• With the assistance of the PM ensure that all change orders and force accounts are properly completed and documented.
• Attend pre-construction and construction meetings; any issues or concerns relating to the project will be documented and shared with the PM.
• Coordinate with the Safety team and HR to ensure all company and government safety regulations are being met.
• Coordinate with Project Engineers and Crew Leads to ensure the progression of projects in a timely manner while being heavily involved with day‑to‑day allocation of resources.
• Delegate tasks to be completed by Crew Leads and regulate the completion of successful day‑to‑day operations.
• Communicate with subcontractors and other employees to ensure the procurement of supplies and materials as needed.
• Operating engineers may be expected to perform equipment and materials inspections.
• Must be able to understand specifications and instructions, both verbal and written.
• Working with heavy‑duty machinery requires knowledge of and strict adherence to safety regulations.
• Wear all proper personal protective equipment.
• Travel and work at remote sites within Southeast Alaska communities may be required.
• Must be able to work Saturdays and Sundays. Typical weekly work hours can meet or exceed 60 hours.

• MSHA Certification.
• OSHA 10 hr Certification.
• CPR/First Aid Certification desired.
• Driver’s License.
• Ability to read, analyze and interpret plans, specifications, external and internal policies/guidelines/regulations. Ability to write reports, business correspondence, and effectively present information to large groups and interact with managers, clients, customers, and the general public.
• Basic computer knowledge including knowledge of email, PowerPoint, MS Word, Excel, and internet applications. Ability to learn corporate programs.
• Typically requires a bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering or related and 5‑7 years of proven ability OR 10 years of proven ability in management of large projects and DOT experience.

• Exert force of 20‑50 pounds occasionally, 10‑25 pounds frequently, or 10 pounds constantly.
• Must be able to pass a drug screening and a PAT (physical abilities test).