Project Superintendent

Five and Fly•Various Locations, AZ

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Leads field execution of roofing and wall panel scopes on military installations. Delivers the work to the contract plans, UFGS specs, approved submittals and manufacturer requirements, while holding schedule and complying with EM 385-1-1 and installation rules.

Requirements

5+ years supervising commercial roofing / wall panel work
OSHA 30-Hour Construction, completed within the last 5 years
EM 385-1-1 training (40-hour course, or as the contract specifies)
Fall Protection Competent Person (EM 385-1-1 Section 21)
First Aid / CPR / AED
Aerial lift and forklift operator qualification where operated
Able to pass a background check and obtain installation access

Nice To Haves

2+ years on federal or military projects
CQM-C — required if also serving as QC Manager
Manufacturer installer training (e.g., Carlisle, GAF, Holcim)
RMS proficiency

Responsibilities

Build the 3-week look-ahead and support NAS/CPM schedule updates
Coordinate site access, gate passes, escorts, laydown and crane picks with the installation and government QA
Attend the preconstruction conference, weekly QC/coordination meetings and the mutual understanding meeting
Verify deliveries match government-accepted submittals: type, thickness, manufacturer
Confirm Buy American / Berry Amendment / TAA documentation where required
Store materials dry, elevated and protected; track inventory to avoid delays
Keep kettles, welders, lifts and fall protection systems inspected, logged and EM 385-1-1 compliant
Check deck condition, slope, moisture, insulation fastening, adhesive coverage, seams, flashings, terminations, penetrations for roofing
Check framing alignment, continuous air barrier, shop-drawing layout, fasteners, sealants, roof-to-wall transitions for wall panels / ACM
Ensure scuppers and penetrations have air barrier continuity, blocking, no open cavities, and full waterproofing tie-ins
Hold work at QC hold points until the QC Manager releases it
Enforce 100% fall protection per EM 385-1-1 Section 21 and the Fall Protection and Prevention Plan
Review AHAs with crews before each new activity; lead daily toolbox talks
Obtain installation hot work permits for kettles, torches and welding, with a fire watch
Execute crane picks per the accepted lift plan (critical lift plan where required)
Submit daily production, labor, equipment and weather data for the RMS daily report
Keep daily photo records of critical details organized by date and area
Escalate delays, differing site conditions and design conflicts immediately; act only on KO direction