Superintendent

About the Position

The Superintendent is responsible for reviewing and directing the site workers at site installations in accordance with the company's policy requirements as well as national and international standards and the customer’s specifications.

The ideal candidate will have experience in the commercial construction industry, an understanding of the company’s safety plan, specific quality control inherent to construction sites, and knowledge in building facilities.

The job includes significant fieldwork and time on site.

The Superintendent must be thorough and observant with an eye for detail and must fully understand requirements and have a results-driven approach to achieving high quality.

• Live the company values: Demonstrate competence to safety and build projects of high quality. Honesty and integrity to build trustworthy relationships. Work hard and do everything in your ability to support your team. Create effective partnerships with clients, employees, and construction partners.
• Demonstrate competence to safety and build projects of high quality.
• Honesty and integrity to build trustworthy relationships.
• Work hard and do everything in your ability to support your team.
• Create effective partnerships with clients, employees, and construction partners.
• Daily field management of field personnel, subcontractors and suppliers
• Implementation of the safety and quality plan on the jobsite; including leading toolbox talks, reporting of incidents, conducting inspections and participating in other respective company safety and quality initiatives.
• Mentorship of junior field staff including project engineers, assistant superintendents, foreman and trade workers to ensure they can develop and progress in their career paths. Provide coaching opportunities and feedback to respective supervisors
• Daily communication with jobsite teams and lead/delegate job briefing or morning tailboard meeting.
• Project Change Management including Owner changes which involve Requests for Information, Request for Proposals, Architect Supplemental Instructions, Change Directives and Proceed Orders and Unforeseen Conditions; Poettker Changes which includes Back Charges, Scope Gaps, and Time & Materials (T&M) Work; as well as meeting Process Time Frames.