CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR 1-2ND SHIFT-MULTIPLE POSITIONS IN OPERATIONS

Huntington Ingalls•Newport News, VA

12d•$85,000 - $106,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Construction Supervisor coordinates and supervises all aspects of the construction process for the assigned area of responsibility (AOR). The role defines project scope, goals, and deliverables in support of the build strategy and key event schedule, and manages expectations with team members and stakeholders to ensure work meets quality and safety standards, is on schedule, and complies with contract specifications. The supervisor identifies and expedites resolution of design, material, grouping, scheduling, manpower, and other issues that could put critical-path work at risk. The role works with trades’ management to control costs, determine overtime requirements, and identify and manage cost drivers. It evaluates growth work and contract-funded point changes to confirm authorization and ensure work is integrated and achievable within the schedule, identifies impacts and risks, and develops contingency plans. The position performs inspections, including preliminary structural, tank/void, yard final, concealing-material release, compartment and system turnover, and test inspections. It documents discrepancies and assigns them to the responsible party for correction, and assesses safety risks within the AOR and develops mitigation plans.

Requirements

U.S. citizenship is required.
At least one of the following: 2 years of Foreman experience; Apprentice Graduate; Military E-6 or above; or a bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or Project Management.
4 years of exempt related experience in Planning, Production Control, Engineering, Construction/Project, or Merchant Marine; alternatively, 6 years of non-exempt professional experience.
Ability to work and transit in an industrial environment, including on units and ships.

Responsibilities

Coordinate and supervise all aspects of construction for the assigned area of responsibility.
Define project scope, goals, and deliverables that support the build strategy and key event schedule.
Manage project expectations with team members and stakeholders to ensure quality and safety standards, schedule, and contract specifications are met.
Identify and expedite resolution of design, material, grouping, scheduling, manpower, and other problems that could risk critical-path work.
Liaise with trades’ management to control costs, determine overtime requirements, and identify and manage cost drivers.
Evaluate growth work and contract-funded point changes to ensure funding is authorized and work is integrated and achievable within the schedule.
Identify impacts and potential risks and devise contingency plans.
Perform preliminary structural, tank/void, yard final, concealing-material release, compartment and system turnover, and test inspections.
Document discrepancies and issue them to the responsible party for correction.
Assess safety risks within the assigned area of responsibility and develop mitigation plans.