Traveling Senior Superintendent - Healthcare Construction

J.E. Dunn Construction Group Inc P•Orlando, FL

About The Position

The Senior Superintendent plans, manages, and executes all aspects of significantly complex or multiple healthcare construction projects across Florida. The role manages project teams, construction sequencing, and project goals to support timely and profitable completion. This position has authority to make decisions within defined limits and consults a supervisor on other decisions. The career path is General Superintendent. The Senior Superintendent manages complex projects from initial planning through completion, including projects with multiple superintendents. The role leads project safety, quality, scheduling, production, subcontractor coordination, staffing, risk management, and closeout. It also supports project pursuit and business development, builds relationships with clients and community partners, and helps train and develop others. The position requires full-time travel within Florida; assignments may be anywhere in the state regardless of the posting location. Work may involve relocation, extreme hot or cold conditions, non-traditional hours, and physical activity including standing, walking, climbing, bending, reaching, pushing, and pulling. A valid, unrestricted driver’s license and ability to lift at least 50 pounds are required.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 10 years of construction experience.
At least 8 years of field supervision experience.
Advanced verbal and written communication skills and presentation skills.
Intermediate proficiency in Microsoft Office, project management and accounting software, scheduling software, and Lean processes.
Advanced proficiency in required JE Dunn construction technology.
Knowledge of construction management means and methods, project processes, trades and scopes of work, self-perform work and labor productivity, layout, crane flagging, and rigging.
Ability to manage budgets, maximize profitability, understand document changes and their schedule impacts, build relationships, and collaborate with internal and external teams.
Valid and unrestricted driver’s license.
Ability to lift at least 50 pounds.
Willingness to work non-traditional hours to meet project needs.
Willingness to travel full-time within Florida; project assignments may be anywhere in the state.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in construction management, engineering, or a related field.
Experience leading Lean principles on projects.

Responsibilities

Lead the project safety culture, demonstrate commitment to an injury-free workplace, investigate safety incidents, and retrain staff as needed.
Manage subcontractors and organize overall jobsite operations and workflow.
Oversee company staff, subcontractors, suppliers, and programs such as Safety, Quality, and EEO.
Develop work plans for subcontractors and self-performed work.
Manage care, custody, and control of the project site.
Lead daily standups and weekly trade meetings and participate in appropriate progress and project OAC meetings.
Create, manage, and update project schedules in conjunction with the Project Manager.
Track and monitor project budget and costs as applicable, using project cost reports and information from the Project Manager.
Communicate key project information to owners, the design team, governing authorities, subcontractors, suppliers, and internal departments.
Maintain project documentation, drawings, logs, diaries, and inspection notebooks; complete daily, unit-cost, and tracking reports.
Evaluate progress on self-perform work and make adjustments as needed.
Manage project material and equipment needs and support procurement and approval processes.
Assist in selecting formwork, tools, and equipment for self-perform operations.
Manage timecard approvals to ensure accurate hours and cost codes.
Ensure quality compliance through specifications, quality standards, in-house QA/QC, and outside resources.
Support project closeout, including pre-punch activities and coordination with the owner, architect, and governing authorities.
Participate in project pre-planning and monitor and adjust plans throughout the project lifecycle.
Partner with field leadership to establish project staffing and with project management to identify schedule and cost impacts of changes.
Participate in negotiating project changes with the owner and architect, project review meetings, and subcontractor and vendor buyout meetings.
Understand and apply owner and subcontractor contract terms and conditions.
Identify and recruit top talent and promote diversity and inclusion.
Manage complex stand-alone or multiple projects, including projects with multiple superintendents, from initial planning through completion.
Influence and manage delivery results through others and execute strategic initiatives.
Provide training and education in support of company or regional initiatives.
Participate in business, industry, and community activities to build external relationships.
Lead project pursuit efforts, collaborate with marketing on presentations and activities, and develop business opportunities by maintaining long-term client relationships.
Manage project scheduling, production, safety, quality, and risks; identify problems and recommend solutions.
Manage deliverables provided by internal resources and functions such as IPS and logistics.