Project Superintendent

Bayland Buildings, Inc.•Hobart, WI

14d

About The Position

Project Superintendents work directly with Project Managers and manage all project activities in the field, including customer relations, primarily in a design/build setting. They assist Project Managers with assembling and directing field operations, including in-house crew resources, equipment, and subcontractors. They control the pace of the project schedule and participate in quality control matters and safety initiatives. The role actively participates in project field meetings, provides and reviews detailed weekly schedules, coordinates with Project Managers to ensure purchased materials arrive at the site on time, and completes daily site activity reports. Some occasional travel may be required depending on project location, typically in the Midwest. Bayland Buildings Inc. performs commercial and agricultural design/build projects. The company uses technological advancements, data-connected devices for Superintendents, and Procore cloud-based project management software to support collaboration between field and office. Compensation is based on experience and individual circumstances.

Requirements

At least 5 years of experience in Project Coordination, Supervisory, Foreman, or a related field.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Proficiency with MS Office at a minimum.
Familiarity with construction terminology and documentation.

Nice To Haves

An associate degree in a construction trade is preferred but not required.
Driver's license is preferred.

Responsibilities

Manage field activities for projects, including customer relations.
Assist Project Managers in assembling and directing field operations, including in-house crew resources, equipment, and subcontractors.
Control the pace of the project schedule.
Participate in quality control matters and safety initiatives.
Participate in project field meetings.
Provide and review detailed weekly schedules.
Work with Project Managers to ensure purchased materials arrive at the site on time.
Prepare daily activity reports for the site.
Travel occasionally depending on project location, typically in the Midwest.