Field Superintendent

The Weitz Company•Tucson, AZ

25d•Onsite

About The Position

The Weitz Company is hiring a Field Superintendent to support its Southwest Business Unit on a data center project in Tucson, Arizona. The role is responsible for the profitable supervision of a major portion of field work performed by The Weitz Company or its subcontractors. A Field Superintendent may lead a smaller project and report to the Project Manager, but typically reports to the Project Superintendent. The position includes a base compensation and travel package. The Weitz Company is a full-service construction company, general contractor, design-builder, and construction manager with offices throughout the United States. It describes employees as its most valuable asset and is committed to growing a diverse, inclusive culture that inspires, motivates, and continuously improves.

Requirements

At least three years of project construction experience.
Experience working in a fast-paced environment.
Excellent leadership skills and a desire to mentor, coach, and develop a team.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to balance and prioritize projects with impending deadlines.
Detail-oriented and highly organized.
Problem-solving and negotiation skills.
Business acumen and relationship-building skills.
Experience with Microsoft Office Suite and Apple products, including iPhone and iPad, and the ability to learn specific software.

Nice To Haves

Data center experience is strongly preferred.
Experience with Procore, JDE, and Asta is preferred.

Responsibilities

Review and enforce prime contract and subcontract terms and obligations.
Construct the project according to plans, schedule, specifications, and trade standards; organize work for effective use of labor, equipment, and supplies; and monitor field performance.
Ensure required contracts, insurance, and bonds are in place before subcontractors begin work.
Ensure weekly subcontractor meetings take place and that minutes are recorded and distributed.
Maintain and protect tools, equipment, and materials on the jobsite.
Ensure layouts are accurate and communicated to relevant parties; manage site logistics and layout plans and procedures.
Organize site cleanup to maintain a professional image and provide safety to the public.
Actively manage project costs, consult with the Project Manager about budget variances, monitor estimated and actual costs, and assist with monthly cost projections.
Immediately notify the Project Manager of field work orders and complete the required documentation.
Update labor quantities weekly and assist the Project Manager with timely updates to material and equipment reports.
Submit equipment usage reports to the warehouse manager.
Review and approve payments to subcontractors, vendors, and suppliers.
Assist the Project Manager in developing, updating, and maintaining the project schedule.
Document delays, back charges, and extra work; initiate changes to keep the project on schedule; and inform the Project Manager of conditions affecting material delivery dates.
Prepare two-week look-ahead schedules and review them with subcontractors at coordination meetings.
Conduct weekly job coordination meetings with subcontractors, coordinate their field forces, and inform the Project Manager of performance issues.
Assist the Project Manager in continually evaluating plans.
Ensure assigned personnel comply with company regulations.
Respond effectively to RFIs and coordinate responses in the field.
Manage routine relations with union representatives, understand current labor contract provisions, and discuss issues with the Construction Manager.
Manage routine issues with owners’ and architects’ representatives and discuss issues with the Project Manager or Construction Manager.
Prepare periodic owner status reports as required.
Create and maintain working relationships with owners, architects, vendors, governing authorities, subcontractors, and the general public throughout construction; identify strengths and weaknesses in these relationships and work to improve the company’s image.
Perform other duties as assigned.