Project Superintendent

Scott Bridge Co•Tuscaloosa, AL

About The Position

The Project Superintendent provides project support to Scott Bridge Company, Inc. and directs field activities through the General Foreman and/or Foreman. The role reports to the General Superintendent and works closely with project leadership, field engineering and safety personnel, boat captains, and skilled and semi-skilled craft workers to plan and complete construction projects safely, on schedule, and within budget. The Project Superintendent coordinates construction plans, staffing, equipment, materials, subcontractors, schedules, and jobsite operations. The role oversees quality, safety, environmental compliance, cost control, equipment and inventory, employee training, jobsite security, and adherence to company policies and regulatory requirements. The position may oversee several projects simultaneously and regularly communicates project status and progress to the General Superintendent and Project Manager.

Requirements

At least eight years of construction experience or equivalent experience in a supervisory capacity.
Knowledge of receiving and handling equipment used for construction operations.
Knowledge of how various crafts integrate to perform construction work, including pile driving, crane operations, welding, carpentry, sandblasting, pipefitting, and painting.
Previous supervisory experience.
First Aid and CPR certification.
Ability to effectively oversee several projects simultaneously.
Ability to hold Foremen and crews accountable for excellent work performance.
Foresight to identify and avoid potential problems before they arise.
Conscientious approach to controlling job costs and adhering to project schedules.
Ability to influence and motivate Foremen and project team members.
Excellent communication skills.
Ability to perform essential job functions with or without reasonable workplace accommodation.
Ability to wear and properly use required personal protective equipment, which may include a hard hat, safety glasses, respirator, ear plugs, steel-toed shoes, and personal flotation devices.
Ability to adapt to extreme temperature changes and outdoor conditions, including prolonged exposure.
Ability to remain calm during emergencies and respond appropriately to the circumstances.

Responsibilities

Plan and execute assigned construction projects in coordination with the General Superintendent.
Coordinate project objectives and plans with General Foremen, Foremen, and subcontractors before construction begins.
Work with the project team to secure necessary equipment.
Attend pre-construction meetings to review project status, scope, and schedule.
Review job schedules and cost breakdowns with the Project Manager to understand potential challenges before work begins.
Coordinate scheduling of materials, equipment, and subcontractors with the Project Manager.
Set up job offices and equipment trailers as required, and ensure required permits, notices, safety rules, HR policies, and EEOC materials are posted.
Work with Human Resources to identify and recruit qualified applicants for craft openings.
Provide daily project status updates to the General Superintendent or Project Manager.
Maintain inventory control of tools and equipment and ensure appropriate storage and return of tools.
Ensure required safety barricades and signs are properly placed.
Troubleshoot construction issues and problems as they arise.
Ensure change orders are executed as directed by the Project Manager or General Superintendent.
Meet regularly with General Foremen and/or Foremen to track deadlines and timely completion of project work.
Inspect work quality to ensure Company standards and government regulations are met.
Attend weekly Project Manager meetings to discuss progress and current problems.
Monitor project expenditures against projected costs and ensure project spending remains under budget.
Coordinate maintenance and effective use of heavy equipment on the project.
Periodically inspect jobsites to ensure standardized construction procedures are followed.
Meet with and assist inspectors or auditors during jobsite visits.
Ensure employees comply with company policies and procedures, EEOC requirements, and other regulatory guidelines.
Hold jobsite employees accountable for compliance with safety and operational policies and regulatory requirements, and for safe work practices.
Maintain good housekeeping and correct potential safety hazards.
Secure the project site after work hours and ensure appropriate security measures are in place.
Ensure new employees receive safety and job-specific training as required before field assignments.
Regularly update the Project Manager on estimated percent completion for each project phase.
Work with project and craft personnel to complete projects safely and in an environmentally sound manner.
Participate in safety and environmental initiatives that support regulatory compliance and improve Company programs.