Site Superintendent

Gottardo Group of Companies.

We are seeking an experienced Site Superintendent with Hotel experience!

• Provide overall construction management including design, budget, and schedule in conjunction with the Project Manager, Subcontractors, Owner, Engineers, and Architects.
• Manage work on-site to ensure the compliance of construction with the drawings, specifications, and safety regulations.
• Plan and implement schedules, determine manpower levels and material quantities, and ensure proper equipment and trades are available as required.
• Advise the Project Manager and senior management of potential problems, work interferences, and schedule difficulties and assist in resolving these problems.
• Manage the work activities of direct reports and administrative documentation as required in cooperation with appropriate departments.
• Site Logistics (layout including trailers, access, & storage, erosion and sediment controls, waste management, etc.)
• Ability to proactively identify technical challenges and solutions to the project structure and envelope working with the Construction Sciences department.
• Site office set up (temporary power, water, heating).

• You have a minimum of 7 years of experience.
• Finishing experience is an asset.
• You have a working knowledge of scheduling & project management.
• You have ICI construction experience.
• You have advanced knowledge of various construction disciplines, safety regulations, scheduling, cost control, quality control, and engineering drawings.
• You have the ability to quickly identify problem situations, evaluate alternative causes, produce workable solutions, and lead a large team to successful completion.
• You have strong scheduling experience with a proven ability to develop, maintain and execute both long-term and short-term schedules.
• Understanding of the Building Code and local by-laws.
• Understanding Prime Contract Requirements.
• Understand types of subcontract agreements (design-build, design-assist, lump sum, contract management, and P3).