Assistant Superintendent - Fencing

All 5's Construction•Henderson, NV

40d•Onsite

About The Position

The ALL 5'S Assistant Superintendent - Fencing supports the Superintendent in delivering safe, high-quality, and productive temporary and permanent fencing work. This role coordinates assigned crews, work areas, materials, equipment, inspections, public protection, and short-term planning; maintains accurate field information; and elevates risks affecting safety, quality, schedule, cost, or client commitments while developing toward full project responsibility.

Requirements

Typically 2-5 years of commercial construction, fencing, or self-perform field experience with progressive responsibility.
Experience coordinating temporary or permanent fencing crews, materials, layouts, equipment, inspections, or defined work areas.
Working knowledge of temporary jobsite, right-of-way, channel, high-visibility, chain-link, ornamental, gate, windscreen, enclosure, public-protection, relocation, and removal work.
Ability to read fencing plans, specifications, schedules, submittals, details, engineered requirements, and RFIs.
OSHA 10 certification required; OSHA 30 certification preferred or required within a timeframe established by ALL 5'S.
Ability to organize assigned fencing activities within the Superintendent's overall execution plan and changing daily priorities.
Ability to select and verify temporary fencing methods appropriate for durability, flexibility, windscreen, public exposure, and site conditions.
Working knowledge of fencing layout, posts, footings, anchorage, fabric or panels, gates, hardware, finishes, access, security, public protection, and trade interfaces.
Sound judgment to resolve routine field issues and recognize when safety, engineering, quality, schedule, cost, or client risk requires escalation.
Clear communication, documentation, follow-through, and developing leadership capability consistent with ALL 5'S values.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree in Construction Management or a related field preferred; equivalent relevant field experience may be considered.

Responsibilities

Promote ALL 5'S safety culture, enforce project requirements within assigned areas, participate in audits and inspections, and immediately elevate unsafe conditions or behaviors.
Verify approved layouts, current documents, materials, installation methods, inspections, and deficiency correction in support of the project quality plan.
Coordinate temporary and public-protection fencing, including jobsite fencing installed by methods suited to durability, flexibility, phasing, and site conditions; 6-foot and 8-foot standard or custom windscreen; right-of-way, channel, and high-visibility fencing; low-profile, trip-hazard-free fence bases; and required relocations and removals.
Coordinate permanent and security fencing, including chain-link and ornamental systems; gates, hardware, and finishes; and full enclosures for bike racks, equipment, and secure storage areas.
Verify fencing layout, limits, line and grade, posts, footings, anchorage, panels or fabric, tension, tie-ins, access, security, drainage, utilities, adjacent operations, and public routes.
Support custom fencing design and engineering by documenting field conditions, dimensions, interfaces, constructability needs, wind-loading considerations, and required submittals, permits, approvals, and inspections before installation.
Review scope, drawings, specifications, schedule, logistics, and project procedures; identify gaps or conflicts and confirm access, staging, equipment, materials, manpower, and predecessor work are ready.
Develop input for installation sequences and three-week look-ahead schedules covering temporary fence, windscreen, permanent systems, enclosures, relocations, and removals.
Coordinate assigned crews and monitor production, workmanship, staffing, material use, equipment, housekeeping, protection, and completion of daily commitments.
Track delivery and protected storage of posts, fabric, panels, ornamental components, gates, hardware, windscreen, and finishes; verify quantities, dimensions, condition, and installation readiness.
Conduct field walks, coordinate inspections, resolve routine conflicts, and route engineering, contractual, safety, quality, schedule, cost, or client risks through the Superintendent and project team.
Maintain daily reports, time and quantity records, layout redlines, as-built information, and field documentation; provide the Project Engineer with information needed for RFIs, submittals, procurement, and changes.
Communicate expectations to Foremen, craft employees, trade partners, and project staff; provide coaching and field direction within delegated authority and elevate performance or staffing matters requiring management action.
Maintain professional relationships with the client, General Contractor, Owner representatives, inspectors, and public stakeholders while routing contractual commitments through the Superintendent.
Coordinate punch-list, turnover, and warranty work; confirm corrections, inspections, as-builts, spare materials, warranties, and closeout records are complete and protect finished work through acceptance.
Capture field lessons learned and provide practical feedback to the Superintendent and preconstruction team.
Perform other responsibilities as assigned.