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.
Site Superintendent The Facility Services Department (FSD) is responsible for the operations and maintenance of complex in support of the research mission. It also furnishes the design, engineering, and construction addressing its ever-changing program requirements. The departments overarching goal is to provide prompt, quality service in a wide spectrum of responsibilities in compliance with the federal building codes, and manage many services that impact the workplace quality of life for the population. As stewards of over 2 million SF of laboratory facilities, FSD manages a large portfolio of construction projects for capital renewal, investment, emergency repair and deferred maintenance efforts. Job Description Provide oversight of daily field operations and construction progress while ensuring proper construction site safety and quality control standards are met. Provide oversight of construction contractors to ensure that are completed according to plans and specifications that meet all applicable standards and codes. Develop comprehensive understanding of project strategy and commitments including scheduling, logistics, phasing, milestones, and inspections. Work in partnership with PM to maintain an updated and accurate project schedule that reflects the changes in project status and that meets the cost and time requirements of the project. Provide construction progress reports to the PM and provide administrative support necessary for project completion. Demonstrate and maintain effective and open dialogue with the project team and building occupants regarding changes in work, job conditions, contractor relations and any deviation in the direction of the project. Promote positive relationships by dealing expertly and fairly with all general contractors, subcontractors, and vendors while instilling this philosophy in the project team. Requirements Bachelor's degree in Engineering or equivalent work experience preferred. A minimum 3-5 years' experience in the construction industry. OSHA 10
Certification:
OSHA 30 is a bonus Understanding of the design and engineering of construction projects. Knowledge of construction activities including material, equipment, cost and time requirements to perform construction tasks. Knowledge of construction codes. A broad understanding of all facility engineering disciplines and building trades. Demonstrated capabilities in presenting ideas written and orally are required. Ability to obtain and maintain a government security clearance. Selected individual must possess ability to climb portable and permanent ladders, stairs, staging, work in confined areas, crawling over and around equipment and pipe found in mechanical rooms and similar locations. Knowledge of various OSHA regulations such as: LO/TO, confined space, fall protection, wearing of PPE, etc. is required.
