Construction Superintendent, Travelling

What You’ll Do The Construction Site Superintendent oversees the operations of a construction site, from planning to completion, ensuring that projects are completed on time and within budget. They promote and execute the company’s safety program and encourage all employees and subcontractors to adopt safety as a culture. Project Oversight Assume complete responsibility for project construction ensuring safe, high quality, timely and cost-effective execution of project work with minimal guidance from senior level leadership. Function as the sole Design Group job-site superintendent. Impart knowledge of principles of construction, including forming and placing of concrete, process piping, crane operations and erection of structural steel, installation of cladding on buildings, completion of roofing, plumbing, electrical and HVAC, interior finishes, and installation of manufacturing equipment. Impart knowledge of the materials, tools and equipment used in the industrial construction industry, industrial building and safety codes, rules, and regulations. Read and interpret construction plans; make real‑time updates to redline drawings and ensure subcontractors do the same. Navigate and learn new construction management software in an efficient manner. Manage inspection process from progress inspection to Certificate of Occupancy. Preconstruction Actively participates in development of the construction schedule including phasing, critical path and long lead procurement. Create site logistics plans identifying trailer location, material storage, access points, gates, safety requirements, signage, and temporary utilities. Reviews and provides feedback to ensure budget is set up correctly for Site General Requirements. Provide technical expertise and constructability review throughout the pre‑construction process including reviewing the construction plans, specifications, and advising the project manager of issues and/or deficiencies and generating internal RFI log of issues. Buyout/Scope of Work Supports the preconstruction team with writing and reviewing the scopes of work per division breakout out of work. Understand subcontractor and supplier contract scopes. Participate in trade partner interviews and ensure trade partners ability to meet the project schedule. Safety Reviews and identifies all high‑risk activities and ensures proper planning/approvals are taken prior to performing. Reviews subcontractor safety plans and ensures high‑risk safety activity mitigations measures are in place prior to the performance of the work. Sets example for site safety and manages subs ensuring compliance with Design Group’s Health, Safety, Environment and Quality (HSEQ) guidelines and procedures along with all local requirements (OSHA, USACE EM385.1.1) and Site safety requirements. Ensures the project site is fully compliant from a safety standpoint; site signage, site safety orientations, cleanliness, working in a safe manner. Ensures all project safety documentation and permits are available and being utilized as required. Performs the Safety Manager responsibilities on smaller jobs without a full‑time Safety Manager. Creates agenda with PE for weekly site‑wide safety meeting and presents the meeting with documentation of participation. Lead on‑site safety meetings/Toolbox talks. Schedule Leads development of the project schedule in close association with the project team. Leads managing and coordinating subcontractor work to ensure they are meeting the project schedule dates, milestones and completion dates, sequencing, and durations. In conjunction with Project Controls leads the weekly updating of all construction schedule activities. Leads updating schedule activities, using a 3‑week look‑ahead, in the project schedule with Project Controls. Manages weekly work against the agreed/vetted weekly work plan. Leads the Pull Plan Sessions and implementation of the Last Planner. Permit/Inspections/Daily Logs Manages all JHA inspections, calls them in and walks with the inspector. Maintains daily paperwork including Procore daily reports, schedule updates, and system correspondence, and jobsite photos, and project safety inspections. Subcontractor and Site Management Provides leadership by establishing and maintaining an effective and harmonious working relationship with the client and Design Group team members and subcontractors. Participates in regular update meetings with off‑site PM and upper management. Leads subcontractor foreman meeting. Leads daily huddle and confirms daily activities against the current day on WWP. Directs all work with subcontractors. Ensures subs are compliant and adhere to the project schedule production and duration of work. Conducts subcontractor start‑up meeting prior to the beginning of the scope and leads subcontractor coordination meetings. Has full understanding of subcontractor’s scope responsibilities to ensure contract compliance. Tracks material/equipment deliveries and subcontractor start dates. Quality Full understanding of the scope of work per subcontractor as outlined in the subcontract. Full understanding of the complete drawings and specifications. Full grasp on all RFI changes, their status, approval, and priority and ensures answered RFIs are implemented in the project. Full understanding of all bulletin design changes, their status and approval and ensures all bulletins are implemented in the project. Responsibility to ensure all work is completed per plans and specs. Responsibility to ensure all work is installed per approved submittals and review of shop drawings for compliance with design documents. Manages the pre‑install meetings with support from the PM/PE. Establishes the punch‑list process and close‑out procedures with the off‑site Project Manager before the work commences. Ensures punch list corrections are completed and obtains owner sign‑off. Ensures that the most up‑to‑date contract documents are being utilized by the trade partners. RFIs Supports Project engineering team in resolving RFI issues if complex or related to constructability. Facility Commissioning Project Superintendent leads/supports installation, start‑up, testing, and commissioning, and turnover of facility mechanical and electrical equipment. Financial Supports review of monthly owner pay application to confirm subcontractor work in place matches subcontractor billing amounts. Mentoring Responsible with PM for mentoring construction PE’s and interns. Establish Clear Communication Channels Displays a professional demeanor and fosters positive relationships with local communities. Builds solid working relationships with client leadership, local plant personnel, project inspectors, city, and county officials, and subcontractors. Collaborates with Project Safety Manager, Project Manager, Quality Control, and Architecture & Engineering design team. Motivates others, using professional negotiation and conflict resolution skills to enforce contracts and drive successful outcomes. Conducts all business in an ethical manner to serve the customer and increase goodwill and success of Design Group. Travel Travel to regional construction sites (this may require temporary lodging/living arrangements for extended time periods). Work shifts may include nights, weekends, and holidays. What You’ll Bring A minimum of ten years of experience as a construction site superintendent on industrial projects. Recent construction site superintendent experience working on construction projects involving industrial facilities & structures (Cold Storage Distribution Centers, Food & Beverage Processing, Packaging, & Distribution Centers, Life Science and Advanced Technology Manufacturing Facilities, Industrial Tilt‑Wall Distribution Centers, ASRS Robotics Distribution Centers, Data Centers, Clean Room/Dry Room Construction, MEP Driven Projects). A record of successful completion of industrial projects with values ranging from $500K to $100M. Proficiency in Microsoft (Outlook, Word, Excel, Project), Procore, Bluebeam, CAD. Experience working within active operating manufacturing facilities (preferred). OSHA 30 certification. A willingness to travel for extended periods of time for construction project requirements including installation and start‑up activities, client and company sponsored meetings, trainings, industry‑related seminars, forums, and conventions (work shifts may include nights, weekends, and holidays). A bachelor’s degree in engineering, architecture, construction management, or a related technical field or equivalent experience as a construction site superintendent for large industrial or manufacturing structures. #J-18808-Ljbffr BW Design Group