Construction Superintendent, Senior

Parsons•Perry, GA

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Parsons is seeking a Construction Superintendent for its Federal Solutions team. The role provides on-site quality assurance oversight for construction work including vertical construction, MEP installation, earthwork, aggregate processing, concrete placement, and testing. The Superintendent evaluates construction records, carries out directives from the Construction Manager, coordinates daily work among the general contractor and subcontractors, and monitors labor, manpower allocation, tools, and equipment. The role monitors and documents construction activities through technical reports and photographs, takes action to correct deficiencies, and identifies potential problems. Working with the Construction Manager, Field Project Manager, and Design Manager, the Superintendent helps ensure contract plans and specifications are implemented in compliance with applicable codes, regulations, and technical standards. The position also establishes and monitors punch lists and testing activities and maintains and checks field-office as-built records. The position requires at least eight years of site-superintendent experience in industrial plant construction, including at least three years in reactive materials plants or in chemical, petroleum, pharmaceutical, semiconductor, or data center construction on projects valued above $50 million. U.S. citizenship is required. The candidate must be physically capable of walking over rough terrain and standing for long periods. The listed salary range is $112,200 to $196,400. Parsons offers medical, dental, and vision coverage, paid time off, an Employee Stock Ownership Plan, a 401(k), life insurance, flexible work schedules, and holidays.

Requirements

At least 8 years of experience as a Site Superintendent in industrial plant construction.
At least 3 years of experience in reactive materials plant construction or in chemical, petroleum, pharmaceutical, semiconductor, or data center construction, on projects valued above $50 million.
A bachelor's degree or associate degree in construction management or a related field, or equivalent construction-related work experience.
U.S. citizenship is required.
Physical capability to walk over rough terrain and stand for long periods.

Nice To Haves

Relevant background in chemical, petroleum, and/or pharmaceutical plants.
Broad knowledge and experience with MEP installation, earthwork, aggregate processing, concrete placement, and testing.
Experience reviewing CPM schedules for multidisciplinary construction projects.
Ability to develop and review statements of work and supporting field sketches, CAD drawings, supplemental specifications, and construction directives.
Experience using Procore to maintain and file construction documents.
CCM certification from the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA) and Certified Quality Manager (CQM) certification are highly desired.

Responsibilities

Provide on-site quality assurance oversight for vertical construction, MEP installation, earthwork, aggregate processing, concrete placement, and testing.
Evaluate and analyze records associated with construction activities.
Execute orders and directives issued by the Construction Manager.
Review daily construction activities and coordinate the general contractor and subcontractors to avoid conflicts.
Monitor labor performance, manpower allocation, and the effective use of tools and equipment.
Monitor daily construction activities of the general contractor, subcontractors, and consultants; prepare detailed technical reports and photographs, correct deficiencies, and identify potential problems.
Work with the Construction Manager, Field Project Manager, and Design Manager to ensure contract specifications and plans are implemented accurately and efficiently in compliance with codes, regulatory requirements, and engineering and technical standards.
Establish and monitor punch-list and testing activities in compliance with contractor documents.
Maintain field-office as-built information and periodically verify that the general contractor is recording information clearly and completely.
Review CPM schedules, monitor progress, identify potential schedule delays, respond to inquiries, and resolve scheduling problems.
Develop and review statements of work for accuracy and completeness, including supporting field sketches, CAD drawings, supplemental specifications, and construction directives.