Field Superintendent

Description

• Manages and tracks performance of employees for annual reviews.
• Civil work including site grading, site utilities and geotechnical interpretation.
• Budget Management: Monitor project budgets and expenditures. Identify cost-saving opportunities and manage financial risks to ensure projects remain within budget.
• Implement and oversee rigorous quality control procedures to ensure all work meets or exceeds industry standards and client expectations.
• Develop comprehensive project plans, including timelines, schedules, and resource allocation. Collaborate with architects, engineers, and other stakeholders to ensure project objectives are clearly defined and met.
• Enforce strict adherence to safety protocols and regulations. Conduct regular safety inspections and ensure that all team members are trained in and follow safety procedures.
• Testing and Commissioning is required for all of these above mentioned systems as well.
• Provide regular updates to stakeholders on project status, including progress reports, risk assessments, and any issues or changes that may arise.
• Identify and address any obstacles or issues that may hinder project progress. Develop and implement effective solutions to keep projects on track.
• Lead, mentor, and manage construction teams, including subcontractors and laborers. Foster a positive work environment that encourages collaboration and efficiency.

Requirements

Superintendent plays a pivotal role in overseeing and managing all aspects of construction projects. This position demands a high level of expertise in construction management, leadership, and communication to ensure that projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards.

• Communication skills. Establishing a plan is one thing, explaining and communicating the plan is a different story.
• Ammonia Refrigeration systems to include Condensers, Compressors, Evaporators, Piping/Insulation, Power and Controls.
• Knowledge of wash down space requirements and details associated to the needs to keep these areas clean for a food safe atmosphere.
• Flooring systems to include resinous (urethane or epoxy) or brick/tile toppings for slabs.
• Sequencing and Scheduling ability to keep the following scopes below moving smoothly through the project.
• Structural systems to include conventional steel, metal buildings, raised equipment platforms and mezzanines.
• Computer skills necessary to navigate simple software including Microsoft, Bluebeam, Procore and scheduling tools as needed.
• Concrete systems including deep and shallow foundations, precast and tilt wall construction, flat, sloped and raised concrete slab systems.
• Utility systems including Compressed Air systems equipment and piping, Steam systems boiler equipment and piping, Hot and Cold Water systems equipment and piping. All of which have power and control requirements.
• Reading and understanding contract documents including scope description, drawings, Owner and Sub contracts, submittals, specifications and schedule.
• Thermal Envelope systems including IMP walls/ceilings and roofing systems (mainly TPO). Knowledge of different space conditions including dry, cold and freezing temperature requirements.
• Electrical Systems to feed the power and controls requirements for the systems mentioned above.
• Mechanical systems including HVAC equipment, power and controls.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance