Site Superintendent

The Site Superintendent is responsible for field landscape operations on the project(s) assigned in order to achieve timely and profitable completion of each project. The Superintendent directly supervises a field labor force, including laborers, craft workers, and Foremen. The position requires strong leadership, organizational and time‑management skills, and effective communication and client‑service skills.

The Site Superintendent should have the knowledge to oversee the construction of Public Roads, Highways, Public Parks, and Sports Fields. Projects range from $500,000 to $30,000,000 and include Trades such as Earthwork, Grading, Underground Utilities, Sewer, Water, Storm Drain, Masonry, Landscape Irrigation, Concrete Flatwork, Concrete Structures, Electrical, and Asphalt.

• Direct day‑to‑day on‑site supervision of field labor force including Foreman on project sites.
• Inspect Contractor or (Sub)
  Contract operations to ensure compliance with Contract.
• Review and approve Payment Applications with Project Manager.
• Maintain good relationships with internal and external clients, including representatives of Owner and Architect/Engineer.
• Develop and maintain site logistics plan, in coordination with Project Manager.
• Conduct quality inspections.
• Coordinate site testing and inspection efforts.
• Monitor costs, including labor time and material.
• Communicate and enforce Safety and Health Management Program and Fleet Program.
• Demonstrate commitment to an Injury‑Free Environment through personal actions and mentoring others.
• Manage schedules, including preparation of detailed short‑term schedules and ensuring all activities occur on or ahead of scheduled dates.
• Prepare and submit the Superintendent’s Daily Reports.
• Attend and participate in project meetings, including subcontractor meetings from Pre‑Construction to Project Closeout.
• Act as Safety Officer and make Safety a part of the company culture.

• Computer knowledge and efficiency, including Microsoft Office products.
• Knowledge of KCI Internal software and Field Management Systems.
• Broad understanding of industry to oversee multiple trades.
• Familiarity with requirements of drawings and specifications and with terms and conditions of Project Contracts, Subcontracts and Purchase Orders.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Strong ability to read drawings and specifications.
• Effective teamwork.
• Exhibits strong leadership qualities.
• Ability to maintain discretion and confidentiality at all times.
• Delegates work appropriately.
• Excellent time management and organizational skills.
• Junior College or Vocational education desired.
• OSHA certification.
• First Aid/CPR certification.
• 5+ years of industry experience.

• Be responsible for the Project Site Operations from a Managerial and Leadership Role.
• Be honest and transparent with Management on everything, Good or Bad. You are our eyes and ears on site.
• Oversee all trades and classifications of employees on site.
• Come to the office at least weekly to work with PM and / or General Super, AP, HR to deliver shipper tickets, timecards, T&Ms, and approve invoices, both price and scope.
• Attend All Pre‑Construction Meetings.
• Attend Weekly Meetings.
• Conduct weekly Safety Meetings every Monday.
• Review all contract documents for each project thoroughly to understand the work for discussions with Foreman, in terms of Quality Control and scope. These contract documents include Addendums, Contracts, Plans, Specifications, RFI’s, Submittals, Soils Reports, etc.
• Be the conduit between the Field, General Super, and Office (Project Management Team).
• Report directly to the General Superintendent on a regular basis for any major issues or problems beyond your authority or ability.
• Complete Disciplinary Actions Forms as needed.
• Embed and preach the KASA Core Values and Safety Culture in All Employees.
• Act as the Safety Officer for the Company, and regularly conduct internal Site Documented Audits.
• Complete Daily Timecards, Diary, Photos, etc through HCSS (Heavy Job / Field).
• Keep track of inventory: tools, equipment and materials.
• Respond to emergencies and be prepared to…