Construction Superintendent

Posted Tuesday, July 14, 2026 at 4:00 AM

The Construction Superintendent will provide day-to-day construction supervision for the Spring Valley gold project. This role supports the Construction Director by managing on-site Solidus contractor execution, coordinating with the EPCM, ensuring quality and safety compliance, resolving technical queries, and driving schedule and turnover activities for mine infrastructure, crushing/stacking systems, ADR, heap leach works, and site civil/mechanical/electrical scope. No executive-level responsibilities.

• Supervise daily construction activities on site, ensuring contractors follow scope, safety, quality, and schedule requirements.
• Serve as the Owner’s field representative for RFIs, technical queries, constructability clarifications, and field design changes.
• Coordinate daily/weekly interface meetings among EPCM, contractors, HSE, and Owner teams; attend toolbox talks and safety walks.
• Review and support Construction Work Packages (CWPs/IWPs), method statements, and SOPs for compliance and constructability.
• Monitor progress, manpower, equipment utilization, and work quality; report status and issues to the Construction Director.
• Identify execution risks (technical, interface, schedule, logistics); propose and implement mitigation actions; track issue closure.
• Support inspection, testing, and quality verification activities; contribute to punch lists, turnovers, and commissioning readiness.
• Provide input on contractor resourcing, sequencing, and short-term recovery plans; support evaluation of field-driven changes and claims.
• Maintain accurate field documentation (daily reports, site logs, RFIs, non-conformance reports, inspection records).

• County Road Bypass
• Electrical Substation Construction
• Waste rock storage and earthworks
• Open Pit Mine/Quarry
• Crushing plant (13 Mst/a three-stage) and conveyors
• Heap leach pad construction and irrigation systems
• ADR/dore processing support area
• Shops, warehouses, offices, water management systems, and utilities

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Mechanical, Mining, Electrical Engineering, Construction Management, or equivalent experience.
• 5–10+ years’ practical on-site construction and field engineering experience in mining or heavy industrial projects.
• Demonstrated experience working with EPCM-led delivery models and managing Owner managed contractor execution.
• Experience with civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical construction disciplines relevant to mining infrastructure.
• Familiarity with heap leach, crushing/processing plant, ADR, or related mine support infrastructure is preferred.
• Proficient with construction documentation, RFIs, QA/QC processes, commissioning support, and basic schedule awareness.
• Valid driver’s license; ability to work in remote site conditions and flexible field hours.

• Strong hands-on field presence and practical judgment.
• Clear, concise communicator able to coordinate multiple stakeholders.
• Detail-oriented with focus on quality, safety, and operability.
• Proactive, decisive, and risk-aware problem solver.
• Lead by example in Leadership Safety Excellence.
• Ability to work collaboratively under EPCM structure without formal authority.

• On-site, remote location work with regular site inspections in variable weather
• PPE required; adherence to site safety and health procedures.
• Occasional extended hours to support critical activities or outages.