Construction Superintendent; Government

Description

The Government Construction Superintendent is responsible for managing all aspects of field operations for ongoing and new government construction projects. This role ensures compliance with federal regulations, safety standards, and project specifications while delivering projects on time and within budget. The Superintendent acts as the primary on-site leader, coordinating subcontractors, enforcing safety protocols, and maintaining quality standards across multiple job sites.

• Project Oversight: Lead daily job site operations for federal projects from pre‑construction through closeout. Maintain strict adherence to EM 385-1 and OSHA safety standards. Ensure compliance with USACE, NAVFAC, and other government agency requirements. Manage MAC site superintendents, foremen, carpenters, and subcontractors.
• Scheduling & Coordination: Develop and manage multi‑week lookahead schedules. Coordinate subcontractors, suppliers, and internal teams to meet milestones. Conduct daily site walks and maintain accurate logs of progress and issues.
• Quality & Compliance: Perform inspections to ensure work meets contract specifications and building codes. Oversee documentation for government compliance, including assisting with RFIs, submittals, and closeout packages.
• Safety Leadership: Enforce site‑specific safety plans and conduct routine audits. Ensure crews complete daily Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs).
• Communication & Reporting: Act as the primary liaison between project managers, clients, and government representatives. Provide regular updates and resolve on‑site issues promptly.

• Superintendents
• Foremen
• Carpenters

• Experience: Minimum 10 years in construction, with at least 5 years as a Superintendent on federal projects. Proven track record managing complex government jobs (e.g., SCIF, secure facilities). Experience with USACE and NAVFAC projects. Familiarity with federal contracting processes and documentation.
• Certifications: OSHA 30, CPR/First Aid, EM 385-1 compliance.
• Skills: Strong leadership and organizational skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and construction management software. Ability to interpret construction drawings and government specifications. Excellent communication and problem‑solving abilities under pressure.
• Clearance: Ability to obtain and maintain required government security clearance.