General Superintendent - Mechanical, Pipe, HVAC, Plumbing

Mullins Mechanical•Houston, AZ

About The Position

Mullins Mechanical is seeking an experienced General Superintendent to lead and coordinate construction work involving mechanical, pipe, HVAC, and plumbing trades. The position is assigned to project locations and is responsible for successful project completion through onsite leadership, field operations, safety, quality, scheduling, materials and equipment management, documentation, and coordination with project managers, owners, general contractors, subcontractors, foremen, and other teams. The General Superintendent leads jobsite teams, manages field responsibilities on medium-to-complex projects or multiple smaller projects, and helps maintain project schedules and budgets. The role enforces safety policies and quality standards, oversees workforce training and performance, manages logistics and resources, and ensures accurate, timely project reporting and closeout. Mullins Mechanical describes itself as a self-performing specialty contractor working in industrial and heavy commercial environments, including manufacturing facilities, automotive and chemical plants, distribution centers, warehouses, and data centers.

Requirements

Proven previous experience as a construction Senior Superintendent for a trade Mullins self-performs, or in a similar role.
Prior experience managing multiple Superintendents.
Knowledge of safety, quality, and health guidelines for construction jobsites.
In-depth understanding of construction operations and processes.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Microsoft Project.
Organizational and time-management skills.
Ability to communicate professionally.
Ability to lead and inspire.
OSHA 30 certification.

Responsibilities

Lead and manage onsite construction as a unified, collaborative team.
Coordinate and oversee day-to-day operations of assigned projects.
Manage field responsibilities on medium-to-complex projects and/or several smaller project teams simultaneously.
Collaborate with the project manager to create and maintain the project schedule, prepare two-week look-ahead schedules, document delays, communicate their impacts, and pursue approved schedule acceleration opportunities.
Lead new-hire jobsite introductions and training, assign jobs, and conduct employee reviews annually or more often as needed.
Provide technical guidance to the estimating team during project bidding upon request.
Enforce Mullins’ quality standards and submit detailed non-conformance reports on the day quality deficiencies are found.
Assist the project manager with purchasing take-offs and project consumables; purchase consumables only with prior permission from the project manager and/or assistant project manager.
Review preliminary and contract project documents, attend project hand-off meetings, and discuss scope, schedule, subcontractors, materials, and project start.
Enforce and maintain safety policies and procedures, including the site-specific safety plan, weekly toolbox talks, safety analyses, and incident reporting.
Manage project deliveries and logistics; coordinate laydown and staging areas with the owner, general contractor, and subcontractors; submit material requisitions two weeks in advance; maintain adequate jobsite materials; and oversee the material management plan.
Identify project tool and equipment needs, maintain company-provided owned and rented tools and equipment, coordinate rental equipment call-offs with the project manager, and confirm proper equipment installation.
Use current technology, including mobile applications and email, to track and distribute project information.
Update, review, and/or submit required reports and logs in a timely manner, including daily field logs, time sheets, receiving and manifest reports, employee forms, weld reports, vehicle inspection reports, welding machine reports, hydro and pneumatic test reports, and as-built drawings.
Assist the project manager with job cost updates and monthly billing.
Organize and lead weekly project meetings with company foremen and subcontractors.
Track foremen and subcontractor progress and hold them accountable for production and performance.
Attend close-out meetings and document lessons learned.
Ensure the jobsite remains clean and orderly.