Project Superintendent

Overview

Oversee on‑site construction, managing safety, schedule, cost, quality, and teams.

Key Responsibilities

• quality plan
• safety program
• schedule tracking
• budget control
• subcontractor coordination
• material verification

Tasks

-Create the Site-Specific Quality Plan (SSQP), manage all aspects of project quality efforts. -Participate in quarterly superintendent and safety meetings, as well as periodic training sessions. -Coordinate and lead the daily stand up and weekly foreman meetings. -Participate in business development. Create Raving Fans on current projects. Utilize contacts to initiate leads for future projects. -Manage T&M process, including verification of time and materials. -Manage project budget requirements: -Track production and submit quantities weekly. -Assist in the approval process for all subcontractor requisitions. -Develop a short-term plan on a weekly basis that directly supports the project schedule and looks ahead a minimum of 3 weeks. -Complete onsite material verification as required for the project. -Administer project safety program to maintain a safe and healthy work environment. -Track progress against baseline schedule and critical path dates. -Safety, Schedule, Cost, Quality, and creating Raving Fans with all external partners. -Interface with client representatives, A-E representatives, other contractors, and various building officials in a professional manner. -Ensure that the material delivery log is updated and accurate. -Develop a baseline schedule with Project Services Group. -Supervise assigned Foremen, Assistant Superintendents, and Project Engineers -Develop and implement a site-specific safety plan for each project assigned. -Supervise construction effort to ensure project is constructed in accordance with the plans and specifications. -Manage the project to meet schedule requirements and milestones. -Work with the project team to set project goals and schedule milestones. -Coordinate all required labor, equipment, small tools, permanent materials, and supplies as needed for self-perform operations. -Assist the Project Manager in developing budgets and monthly cost to complete. -Provide technical assistance on the project, interpret contract drawings and submittals, and develop construction methods consistent with contract documents. -Serve as the OSHA competent person for various tasks or assign others to serve as competent person. -Identify changes in the field, authorize field change requests, provide all documentation required to ensure compensation for all work performed. -Verify that all subcontractors have a valid subcontract and an acceptable insurance certificate prior to working on site. -Preplan all operations to produce innovative and efficient methods to avoid hazards. Project Superintendent must correct all recognized hazards immediately. -Communicate schedule requirements at weekly subcontractor meetings.

Requirements

• osha 30
• supervisor license
• cpm
• safety program
• 5‑10 yrs
• problem solving

What You Bring

-Safety standards knowledge and enforcement, OSHA 30 required. -Supervisors License or equivalent (general knowledge of the local building code) in preferred location. -Thorough knowledge of corporate quality program. -Strong initiative and problem-solving abilities. -Working knowledge of CPM schedule. -Thorough knowledge of subcontract language -Thorough knowledge of Corporate Safety Program. -OSHA 30 Hour training. -Ability to work with and manage multiple people. -Self-starter with ability to set goals and tasks with strong leadership skills. -Ability to multi-task and self-prioritize. -Excellent communication skills. -Thoroughly understand the contract (owner/subcontractor), owner requirements, contract plans, contract specifications, submittals and any change documents. -Understands building plans and specifications. -Basic computer knowledge -5-10 years in Superintendent role. -Working knowledge of cost report and labor production report. -Proficient in all five areas of focus on their project:

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About Consigli Construction

-Founded in 1905 by Peter Consigli, it grew from a local builder into a regional powerhouse. -Operates across Massachusetts, Maine, Connecticut, Washington D.C., and New York, blending local insight with wide reach. -Delivers projects ranging from life-science labs and historic restorations to academic campuses, residences, and cultural venues. -Unearthed standout projects including historic museum renovations and advanced semiconductor facilities.

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