Site Superintendent

Site Superintendent

Basic Requirements : The position of Site Superintendent is a field-based position responsible for supervising labor and subcontractor crews, project schedule oversight, and proper allocation of resources. The Site Superintendent should demonstrate strong organization and problem-solving skills and excel at motivating the project team. This position reports primarily to the Project Manager.

Key responsibilities :

• Assist the Project Manager and / or Estimator with preconstruction and / or Prebid tasks as needed.
• Work with the project team to budget, forecast, and manage field personnel as well as management of labor, equipment, materials, tools, and other cost considerations.
• Understand, review, and manage plans, specifications, and manufacturer's literature and execute the project scope based upon all documentation.
• Manage project schedules for employees and subcontractors as needed while monitoring compliance with the overall project schedule and maintaining established milestones and deadlines.
• Source and prequalify subcontractors as directed and assign work accordingly.
• Maintain a daily log for the job site’s operations, reporting to management as necessary.
• Make suggestions / changes in the field operation as necessary to best meet construction deadlines.
• Implement site management techniques that are cost-effective and efficient.
• Order necessary equipment, tools, rentals, and materials as needed.
• Makes sure all local, state, and national building codes and regulations are followed on each job site.
• Monitor job sites for adherence to OSHA regulations and take corrective action when violations are discovered.
• Ensure that the team adheres to all company policies and safety protocols.
• Work directly with the Project Manager, Architect, Engineer, and other design professionals as needed.
• Along with the project team, assist with the company’s quality control program.
• Attend and participate in project meetings with subcontractors.
• Assist with project closeout including punch lists, warranty / manufacturer manuals and compliance with local, state, and national building codes.
• A complete understanding of project timelines and commitments.
• Effective communication with subcontractors and material vendors.
• Ensure that materials are procured in a timely fashion to avoid delays.
• Understand subcontractor scopes of work and contract requirements.
• Enforce company policies pertaining to jobsite cleanliness.