- Field
- Superintendents and field leadership
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
- Work model
- Onsite
- Level
- Manager
- Pay
- $100k to $130k
What you would own
- The Field Superintendent supervises a segment of a field construction project, including its organization, planning, and scheduling, in order to complete the work on time, within budget, and to quality specified.
- As directed by the Project/Lead Superintendent and for a specific area of work.
- Refine and implement site planning, logistics and procedures for the execution of the works.
- Execute the plan for survey and layout; verify the work of others.
- Monitor, and communicate the CPM progress schedule for the portion of work, and coordinate with the overall schedule.
- Monitor and enforce the comprehensive project safety & security program as defined in the company safety program and in accordance with all applicable safety codes and regulations.
- Coordinate and schedule the work of subcontractors.
- Refine and implement the project's 1-2-3 Quality Control program.
- Maintain an on-site copy of record documents, including drawings, specifications, submittals and As-Built drawings.
- Assist with RFI process in coordination with PM/PE and Project Superintendent.
- Coordinate with Project Superintendent on Shaw self-performed work, including:; Labor & equipment plan, material inventory and control, budget, code tracking and management.
- In coordination with the Project Superintendent, document project performance.
- Coordinate as required the activities of inspection agencies.
- Manage owner acceptance of the work.
- Perform other duties and take on other responsibilities as required Education/Experience: Bachelor degree in Construction Management, Engineering is desired, but not required.
- Minimum 4 years experience in ground-up commercial/multi-family construction (Hospitals, Apartments, University Dorms, Hotels).
- Experience using Procore, scheduling software MS Project / P6 highly desired.
Everything above is the hiring company’s own words, with the company name taken out. The name, the team, and the interview steps come with the first conversation.