Position: Senior Project Superintendent

Summary: Oversees on-site project coordination, ensuring adherence to Contract Documents, schedule, and budget. Responsibilities include scheduling, inspections, quality control, safety, and coordination with subcontractors.

Essential Functions:

1. Schedule & Production:
   
   
   • Push schedule with tenacity, review P6 project schedule, and suggest modifications.
   • Coordinate subcontractors, inspectors, consultants, and vendors for timely completion.
   • Implement LEAN techniques as needed.
2. Coordination:
   
   
   • Review contract documents, RFIs, CCDs, Change Orders, and subcontractors' scope.
   • Maintain a daily log of activities, preside over subcontractor meetings, and coordinate inspections.
   • Communicate with the Project Team regarding revisions.
3. BIM:
   
   
   • Coordinate with the BIM department for current documentation.
   • Assist with conflict resolution in the model and distribute BIM deliverables to field teams.
4. Safety & QC:
   
   
   • Play an active role in safety inspections and manage Quality Built platform.
   • Ensure a clean and organized job-site, identify non-compliance, and perform quality control duties.
5. People Development:
   
   
   • Mentor and develop interns and new hires.

Secondary Functions:

• Assist in subcontractor awards, pre-construction meetings, and job-site management.
• Assist in hiring sub-tier employees.

Supervisory Responsibility: Supervise subcontractors, consultants, vendors, and Assistant Superintendents daily.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Procore Certified
• Knowledge of Construction techniques and trades
• FMI Field Leader Institute
• NCCER Superintendent Assessment

Qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent; bachelor’s degree in construction preferred.
• Minimum 3 years of construction experience.
• Excellent communication skills, proficiency in construction scheduling.
• Successful completion of at least three projects.
• Multi-Dwelling Experience - Required

Competencies:

• Time Management, Organizational skills
• OSHA-30 Hour, Planning, Scheduling
• Leadership, Problem Solver, Team Building
• Attention to Detail, Flexibility
• Florida Building Code, ADA/Fair Housing, SWPPP Requirements, MEPF Training

Work Environment: Frequent project inspection, exposure to construction and weather conditions. Work may involve moderate to loud noise.

Physical Demands: Regularly sit, talk, and hear. Use hands, fingers, occasionally lift up to 50 pounds. Specific vision abilities include close and color vision.