A Construction Superintendent runs day-to-day operations on a construction site and controls the short-term schedule on the site. Also performs important quality control and coordinates subcontractors. Often works in cooperation with construction project manager.
Mobile, AL Job Details Temporary | Full-time $37.25 - $40.00 an hour 3 hours ago Qualifications Manufacturing management Teamwork Schedule creation Company guidelines standards in production ProCore Full Job Description We're opening recruitment for the 2nd Shift Superintendent position.
Brief Summary:
The 2nd Shift Superintendent serves as the primary operational liaison between Project Management and all production crafts during ship repair projects. This role bridges planning and execution by translating project scope, schedules, and technical requirements into coordinated, safe, and efficient work across all trades. The Ship Superintendent ensures production activities are aligned with project objectives, schedules, budgets, safety standards, and quality requirements while maintaining clear communication among all stakeholders. The 2nd Shift Superintendent operates between the Ship Coordinator and Craft Superintendents, focusing on execution, coordination, and issue resolution across the full scope of ship repair activities. The Ship Superintendent reports to the Sr. Ship Superintendent and Operations Manager.
Essential Job Duties Include:
Serve as the primary point of coordination between Project Managers, Craft Superintendents, Foremen, production teams, and subcontractors. Translate project scope, specifications, drawings, and schedules into executable work plans for all crafts. Coordinate daily production activities across multiple trades to ensure work is sequenced efficiently and safely. Lead daily production meetings to review progress, resolve conflicts, and prioritize work. Monitor project progress against schedules and identify risks, constraints, or resource gaps. Help ensure crafts and subcontractors adhere to project schedules by reinforcing priorities, sequencing work, and escalating impacts or delays as needed. Coordinate manpower, equipment, and material needs in collaboration with Craft Superintendents and the Ship Coordinator. Support change order execution by coordinating revised scope, sequencing, and craft impacts. Interface with vessel representatives, inspectors, and quality personnel as needed to support production activities. Assist in resolving technical and production issues in coordination with Quality Control and Project Management. Ensure work is performed in compliance with company policies, procedures, contractual requirements, and regulatory guidelines. Promote accountability, teamwork, and clear communication across all production crafts.
Pay Rate:
DOE and interview. The pay range for this position is $37.25 - $40.00 per hour, with the final rate determined based on experience, qualifications, and interview results.
