Construction Superintendent

Summary of Responsibilities

The Superintendent leads project teams and is responsible for proactive oversight, management, and leadership of all field/site operations, including employee and equipment management, safety, quality control, scheduling, planning, production, and cost control from mobilization to completion/closeout. The superintendent has full organizational and site project management responsibilities to effectively lead the construction team and ensure they have all the resources needed to be successful.

The Superintendent leads project teams and is responsible for proactive oversight, management, and leadership of all field/site operations, including employee and equipment management, safety, quality control, scheduling, planning, production, and cost control from mobilization to completion/closeout. The superintendent has full organizational and site project management responsibilities to effectively lead the construction team and ensure they have all the resources needed to be successful.

Our focus is to do it SAFE and to do it RIGHT - the first time. Our vision is to make an IMPACT and to KICK ASS, INNOVATE, MAKE MONEY, HAVE FUN and REPEAT every day/all day. We hold every employee to this standard of “Taking Charge,” and we expect this behavior to drive everything we do.

PLANS THE WORK – and Works the Plan!

• Fully understands all project deliverables (scope, schedule, reporting) and takes charge to ensure those deliverables are met
• Manages planning process to ensure foremen have planned out the daily activities in advance and that all materials, equipment, tools, and labor are on site and available prior to the start of work. The superintendent participates and mentors the foremen in the planning process
• Leads foremen and overall project team in Pre-Task Planning (JHA) and communicates the upcoming activities
• Creates the 2-week look-a-ahead schedule with input from foremen and reviews with project manager
• Manages the overall project progress, schedule, and punch list items to achieve project deliverables
• Identifies any conflicts/issues and communicates with client and project manager for timely resolution
• Maintains a daily log for the job site’s operations
• Reports to management as necessary

• Be actively engaged in your project
• Be a mentor – educate and provide guidance for those under your supervision. We are counting on you to TAKE CHARGE and ensure a safe job site for all our employees
• Provide leadership and guidance during safety meetings, encouraging others' opinions and engagement
• Do the little things right. Set the tone for acceptable behaviors and let your crew see you do it. Hold them to the same standards. Housekeeping and organization are a great start. Your site teams will execute according to your expectations—and our standards are high
• Recognize and identify hazards in upcoming work and proactively engage with the project manager and safety manager to mitigate any upcoming risks
• Remove employees who refuse to work safely
• Be knowledgeable about DURR’s safety requirements. It is difficult to enforce something if you do not understand it. Familiarize yourself with our Safety Manual
• Report all safety incidents and near misses immediately

• Ensure that all materials being used are in accordance with approved submittals and other project documents
• Coordinate and schedule all required inspections and testing with appropriate parties
• Maintain an organized and up-to-date set of project documents (specifications, contract(s), drawings, revisions, submittals, RFIs, etc.); communicate with the project team regarding project documentation
• Maintain daily logs,…