Construction Superintendent

Responsibilities

• Primary responsibility is to ensure safety of personnel, practice good environmental stewardship, and implement assigned project safely, on time, and within budget to meet customer expectations.
• Coordinate work assigned, work with Outage Manager, Outage Planner, Safety Specialist, Outage Scheduler, and other Project Leads to achieve objective.
• Direct resources to resolve discrepancies regarding safety, schedule, and budget while communicating changes from original plan.
• Assist Outage Manager in identifying, avoiding, or mitigating obstacles, threats, or interferences preventing successful completion of the outage.
• Ensure safety of all personnel on project, maintain awareness and resolve conflicts; remain on site 80% of project duration.
• Perform site construction oversight inspections to monitor field quality of work and materials from vendors and subcontractors.
• Under supervision of Outage Manager/Project Manager, inspect work quality and adherence to contract specifications, regulatory requirements, codes and company standards using visual observation, construction knowledge and application of skills.
• Ensure client receives products/services specified in PO and that they will perform as required.
• Oversee and monitor installation or demolition of foundations, structural steel, pipelines and other mechanical/electrical items for capital projects related to generation of electricity.
• Any deviations from contract specifications or materials identified are reported to Outage Manager/Site Construction Manager and/or project manager.
• Provide quality inspection reports/status updates to management upon request or as needed.
• Provide feedback to contractors, engineers, safety personnel and general management concerning issues or concerns being encountered.
• Review and submit Daily/Weekly contractor/supplier “Contractor Charges Worksheet” (CCWs), Time Sheets and Miscellaneous Contractor Charges (MCCs) then submit to Outage Manager or Planner as instructed.
• Know and apply information in the Power Generation Outage and Generation Projects Groups’ Contractor Leadership Safety Orientation Handbook (aka The Yellow Book).
• Know and apply information in the Power Generation Outage Group Project Lead Handbook (aka The Blue Book).

• Working knowledge of power generation and environmental control equipment.
• General knowledge of construction and operational field work practices, equipment utilization and work component scheduling.
• Skilled in problem solving with great attention to detail.
• Skilled in comparing construction specifications and material requirements to physical and material work products.
• Skilled in reading and interpreting manuals, technical instructions and drawings, with ability to accurately prepare brief written reports.
• Demonstrates skill in planning, organizing, prioritizing and scheduling work to meet construction deadlines.
• Skilled in the use of a personal computer, to include reasonable experience with Microsoft Office (Excel, Access, Word, Outlook, etc.).
• Ability to work effectively with management and co‑workers and to make effective decisions.
• Familiarity with OSHA scaffolding requirements and industry safety practices.

Mid‑Senior level

Contract

Electric Power Generation