Regional Traveling Construction Superintendent - Wichita

Key Construction•Wichita, KS

1d•Onsite

About The Position

At Key, we realize that our team is our best asset. We are committed to hiring the finest personnel and providing them the tools they need to succeed. Key Construction is a leading commercial construction company, serving nearly 40 states nationwide. Join a team that values building quality projects, work-life balance, a positive team atmosphere, and FUN! Due to our growth, Key Construction has a need for a Superintendent based in Wichita and has the ability to travel up to 3 hours away. Summary: The superintendent is responsible for running the day-to-day operations on the construction site, guaranteeing adherence to the schedule, coordinating subcontractors, managing materials and equipment while ensuring plans and specifications are followed.

Requirements

At least 5 years of Superintendent experience with a General Contractor.
Must possess the ability to proactively identify problems (or potential problems) and urgently initiate action plans.
Must have the ability to work up to 3 hours outside of Wichita.
Proven ability to develop lasting, positive customer relationships.
Proven ability to demonstrate a drive for results.
Valid Driver’s License required.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Procore is a plus.

Responsibilities

Read, interpret, and understand contract documents, soil reports, plans, specifications, ASI’s, RFI’s, submittals, test reports, building codes, ADA standards, ASTM’s, and relevant project material.
Direct day-to-day onsite supervision of subcontractors and labor force.
Ensure that jobsite is always kept in a clean, organized, and safe manner.
Manage schedule for subcontractors and vendors to ensure milestones are met and timely completion is achieved.
Generating and properly describing Requests for Information (RFI) including necessary pictures and sketches.
Complete detailed daily reports documenting weather conditions, manpower logs, work completed, project-specific notes, equipment log, jobsite visitors, inspections, and trash dumpsters.
Complete all field reports and documentation including: orientation meetings, pre-installation meetings, safety checklists, weekly toolbox meetings, quality control inspections, and material receipts.
Enforce safety rules set forth by the company, OSHA, local codes, and all governing authorities.
Schedule and meet with inspectors and other building/government officials.
Assist in reviewing and qualifying subcontractors.