The Offshore Superintendent performs and coordinates all assigned project management functions. This includes acting as a liaison between the company and customer/customers on-site inspectors, directing project scheduling and yard operations, communicating project status with management, and managing project costs with corporate accounting to ensure completion within allotted periods and profit projections. The role involves a deep understanding of project contracts, specifications, and material requirements, as well as coordinating project activities with operational personnel to prevent delays and cost overruns. The Superintendent maintains positive relationships with customers and management, assists in developing work packs and budgets, and communicates with the Project Manager regarding material delivery and specifications. They review and approve work schedules, material requisitions, and progress reports, and work closely with project managers on production planning and budgets. The role requires the ability to lead large teams, including third-party contractors, and develop tracking criteria for key personnel. The Superintendent is responsible for ensuring material and equipment needs are planned and staged efficiently, providing feedback on project progress, and acting as a team leader in safety, ensuring compliance with all company policies and procedures. They foster communication and accountability among foremen and craft personnel, and are accountable for the completion of JSAs and safety protocols. The role also involves technical skills such as pulling measurements, drawing on ISO paper for fabrication procedures, laying out and installing piping and mechanical systems, and inspecting work sites. Effective verbal and written communication skills, along with basic computer proficiency, are essential. The Offshore Manager may assign other duties.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED