Scaffold Superintendent - Nightshift

Bechtel Corporation•Johnstown, OH

11d•Onsite

About The Position

The Scaffold Superintendent is responsible for leading, planning, coordinating, and executing scaffold operations during the night shift on a semiconductor manufacturing plant project in New Albany, Ohio. The role supervises direct-hire Craft Professionals or subcontractors to ensure safe, efficient, OSHA-compliant scaffold construction, maintenance, inspection, modification, and dismantling across multiple work areas, while maintaining continuity with day-shift operations. The position coordinates nightly work across subcontractors, field supervisors, day-shift counterparts, and project teams; tracks schedules, labor, materials, equipment, and access needs; reviews work plans and performance; and helps ensure scaffold activities meet project safety, quality, regulatory, drawing, specification, and manufacturer requirements. It also supports safe execution by verifying sufficient workplace lighting for night-shift scaffold work.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree or international equivalent and 8–10 years of relevant experience, or 12–14 years of relevant work experience.
Strong working knowledge of scaffold planning and field execution, including erection, modification, inspection support, use, dismantling, access coordination, scaffold safety practices, night-shift execution, and shift turnover requirements.
Ability to identify and resolve scaffold execution challenges by considering schedule needs, work-area conditions, safety risks, resource availability, and stakeholder input.
Sound judgment in selecting safe and effective scaffold work methods that meet project procedures, OSHA requirements, safety expectations, quality standards, and schedule commitments.
Ability to read and apply scaffold drawings, sketches, work packages, vendor information, material requirements, tool and equipment needs, and field change documentation.
Ability to communicate and coordinate effectively with construction teams, engineering, safety, quality, subcontractors, and other project groups.

Responsibilities

Coordinate nightly scaffold work with subcontractors, field supervisors, day-shift counterparts, and project teams in the assigned work area.
Conduct documented pre-shift and post-shift turnover with day-shift scaffold counterparts, covering work status, completed and remaining scope, restrictions, permits, inspections, resource needs, changed conditions, constraints, safety and quality concerns, and follow-up actions.
Support scaffold activities on complex, fast-paced construction projects or work areas with multiple team interfaces.
Track scaffold schedules, labor needs, materials, equipment, and access requirements to support safe and efficient night-shift work.
Review scaffold work plans, construction methods, sequencing, schedules, staffing plans, and material needs for alignment with project requirements.
Coordinate scaffold work with other construction disciplines, field engineering, subcontractors, and area teams to support the project schedule.
Review scaffold progress, quantities, cost, schedule, and performance information, and provide input for reports, forecasts, and corrective actions.
Coordinate scaffold material deliveries, storage areas, tools, consumables, and equipment availability.
Help ensure scaffold work is planned and performed safely and complies with applicable safety, quality, regulatory, drawing, specification, and manufacturer requirements.
Verify sufficient workplace lighting for scaffold access, erection, modification, inspection, use, and dismantling.
Ensure the Zero Accident Philosophy is incorporated into construction operations.