Fire Sprinkler Protection Superintendent

Fire Sprinkler Protection Superintendent - Jet Industries

Are you motivated to oversee construction projects from planning to completion? If so, Jet Industries is seeking a talented Fire Sprinkler Protection Superintendent to join our dynamic team. As a nationwide, family‑owned contractor, Jet Industries has thrived in business since 1977 by fostering an entrepreneurial culture and delivering top‑quality results.

The Superintendent is responsible for overseeing every step of the construction process, from planning to completion, while ensuring that all work is delivered safely, on time, and within budget. The role involves managing equipment and materials required on multiple projects, ensuring adherence to industry standards, code compliance, quality, and safety.

• Affordable medical/vision & dental coverage for you and your family.
• Retirement program 401K matching (3%)
• A safety‑first, family‑like workplace
• Paid holidays (6 days) and PTO
• Employer‑paid life and AD&D insurance
• A diverse internal training program, Jet University, available to the team

• Ensure all work on site is installed per project scope while adhering to industry standard methods, jurisdiction code, compliance, quality, and safety.
• Perform material take‑off.
• Coordinate with jurisdiction utilities companies and inspectors.
• Request purchase orders.
• Conduct job walks with inspectors.
• Train apprentices, laborers, foremen, and journeymen.
• Manage all field people, processes, and tools.
• Ensure field personnel have the appropriate tools and training to complete the project.
• Evaluate construction methods and determine the cost‑effectiveness of plans and actual work.
• Verify that all field personnel have appropriate safety and equipment training certifications.
• Delegate project manpower.
• Provide technical information to the Project Manager for RFIs, change orders, submittals, operation and maintenance manuals, etc.
• Maintain awareness of the project budget and identify cost savings.
• Determine and communicate all necessary project permit needs.
• Foster relationships with general contractors, owners, and stakeholders.
• Facilitate site logistics, including ordering and tracking connections, water, heavy equipment, safety, access, parking, etc.
• Communicate task progress, coordination, site logistics, and safety with the general contractor.
• Communicate task completion for inspection scheduling.
• Attend project meetings including kick‑off, coordination (internal and external), weekly subcontractor on‑site, post‑job, and project review meetings.
• Document and communicate the results of delays, bad weather, or emergencies at construction sites to the Jet Management team.
• Plan all phases of the construction lifecycle from initiation to completion.
• Supervise field crews.
• Ensure field personnel complete and submit project forms on time.
• Procure project equipment and materials per the project scope and schedule.
• Coordinate constructability and compatibility with other trades and building systems.
• Review and price project documents for changes such as bid drawings, ASIs, etc.
• Document job walks with project status photos.
• Regularly visit projects to assess performance, safety, progress, and quality.
• Attend design meetings.
• Inventory and manage all equipment, materials, and supplies for construction on the job site.
• Ensure that all safety and environmental policies of the company and project owners are followed by all project personnel.
• Communicate project manpower needs with the Jet Management team.
• Coordinate project activities across multiple teams and ensure project deliverables meet schedule and quality standards.
• Maintain a daily accounting for work completed in coordination with the project schedule and scope.
• Maintain the project schedule.
• Monitor project risks and develop contingency plans for mitigation.
• Track project labor hours/budgets.
• Track project material budgets.
• Attend corporate project status meetings.
• Ensure field personnel have the appropriate installation equipment and materials.
• Schedule inspections.
• Ensure field personnel have the appropriate documentation to complete the project.
• Review and track project schedules.