Construction Superintendent

• Responsible for ensuring jobs that have been entered into are completed in a manner that will meet the profitability/budget expectations and safety and quality control guidelines are followed.
  
• Responsible for job completion: executing job in a safe manner, within job specifications, innovation and flexibility on meaningful job metrics. Position requires a variety of duties associated with the management of jobs, equipment, and safety enforcement.
  

• Job Progression and Completion
  
• Review job plans and project requirements. Communicate with General Superintendent and Project Management staff about project and required information.
  
• Job site mobilization and site coordination
  
• Communicate issues with General Superintendent regarding Engineering
  
• Continuously document the progression of the job through photographs
  
• Meet production goals set forth by each specific job.
  
• Manage crew of approximately 3-15 people
  
• Inform crews of daily responsibilities and goals.
  
• Keep job site and trailers organized throughout the course of the project
  
• Receipt and inventory of materials
  
• Keep all materials organized and protected from inclement weather and theft
  
• Interface with client as required to get job finished in a timely manner.
  
• Demobilization of job site.
  
• Equipment/Tool Responsibility
  
• Make sure that all equipment is in good/safe working condition
  
• Coordinate required equipment maintenance with General Superintendent/Mechanic
  
• Make sure that equipment stays in operational order and protected at all times
  
• Track and keep tool inventory up to date
  
• Report lost or stolen items as soon as possible to General Superintendent
  
• Make sure that all equipment is clean before demobilization from job
  
• Safety Enforcement and Discipline
  
• Instruct safety toolbox talks
  
• Make sure that employees are wearing required PPE
  
• Make sure that specific and proper safety training is implemented
  
• Equipment orientation and training to ensure safe operation
  
• Make sure that job site is organized and clean
  
• Job Tracking
  
• Complete daily reports
  
• Complete specific job logs (grouting logs, injection logs, drill logs etc\u2026)
  
• Turn in all paperwork such as job logs as delivery tickets to Assistant Project Manger
  
• Turn in all receipts to General Superintendent
  

• High School diploma. Technical training is a plus
  
• Drilling experience in foundations and running a field crew.
  
• Soil Nail: 1 year (Required)
  
• Micropile: 1 year (Required)
  
• Helical Pier: 1 year (Required)
  
• 2-4 years\u2019 experience in geotechnical field construction.
  
• Action oriented foresight and innovative approach to completion of job.
  
• Interpersonal and Communication Skills: Requires excellent customer service and interpersonal communication skills. Able to effectively collaborate with diverse groups yet smoothly manages individual and group conflicts.
  
• Attention to Detail / Organization and Short/Long Range Goals: Excellent skills required.
  
• Driver\u2019s License: Required.
  
• 30 Hour OSHA required within the first 12 months of employment.
  
• Off Road Forklift Certification required within the first 12 months of employment.
  
• ACI Nozzleman Certification required within the first 12 months of employment.
  

• Work is primarily performed in an outside/field setting. Work involves numerous irregularities in schedules, overtime.
  
• Interaction levels with others: Requires high levels of interactions with others internal and external to the company.
  
• Position requires travel within service area, job location dictates mileage from home.
  
• Ability to work under pressure and deadlines while maintaining professional demeanor.
  
• Sit / Stand / Walk / Stoop: Up to 8-10 hours a day for each activity individually or combined.
  
• Use of Phone/ Computer /Software / Office Equipment: Up to 8-10 hours a day for each activity individually or combined.
  
• Climb / Pull / Lift: Up to 8-10 hours a day for each activity individually or combined. Move and lift up to 75 pounds.
  
• Temperatures range for work environment: Mostly typical temperatures from 0 °F to 100°F when performing tasks.
  
• Noise: Noise levels reflect the typical field environment and may require hearing protection when using certain equipment or entering certain areas.
  
• Hazardous Conditions or Chemicals Exposure: Please refer to SDS sheets.
  

Special Position Requirements 

• 401(k)
  
• 401(k) matching
  
• Dental insurance
  
• Health insurance
  
• Health savings account
  
• Life insurance
  
• Paid time off
  
• Referral program
  
• Tuition reimbursement
  
• Vision insurance