Site Coordinator

Premise•Minneapolis, MN

About The Position

The Site Coordinator helps maximize field production by ensuring jobsites are organized, materials are staged, and crews have the tools and equipment they need without delays. The role manages on-site inventory and supplies, prepares the site at the beginning of the day, and cleans and organizes it for the next workday. The position requires frequent travel to remote jobsites, including overnight stays, and the ability to work overtime. The employee works in varied outdoor and construction-site conditions, including extreme heat, cold, wet or humid weather, elevated locations, and areas with moving mechanical parts, vehicles, equipment, or loud, constant noise. Premise Inc. is an equal opportunity, affirmative action, veteran-friendly employer. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Excellent mechanical skills.
Ability to follow instructions.
Working knowledge of construction, quality, safety, and OSHA guidelines.
Ability to travel 80% of the time and stay overnight at remote jobsites.
Ability to work overtime and travel to remote jobsites approximately 60–80% of the workweek, including overnight stays.
Ability to stand, sit, walk, lift, squat, push, pull, climb stairs, ladders, and possibly towers; hear, see, reach, grasp, and use hands and fingers to operate a computer keyboard, telephone, power tools, and equipment.
Ability to occasionally lift more than 50 pounds.
Ability to work in extreme weather, elevated locations, around moving mechanical parts, vehicles and equipment, and loud, constant noise.
Ability to promote and model Premise Core Values: Be Ready to Learn, Own the Result, Build Trust, and Drive to Complete.
Demonstrates quick learning, integrity and trust, applied learning, and continuous learning and self-development.

Nice To Haves

Vocational school training.
Equipment Operation Certification.

Responsibilities

Organize and manage jobsite materials, supplies, and equipment to maximize production.
Deliver materials promptly to the point of use in a usable format for crews.
Ensure tools and equipment are in working order.
Receive delivered materials, inspect them for damage, and inventory them.
Load and unload jobsite materials.
Maintain Kojo inventory.
Manage the materials quality inspection program.
Manage fuel supplies to prevent field downtime.
Collect excess materials and return them to warehouse stock.
Prepare the jobsite for the beginning of the workday and ready it for the next day at the end of the workday.
Unlock and secure site access.
Inspect and fuel vehicles before the shift begins.
Stage materials for crews and charge cordless tool batteries.
Retire tools and request replacement orders.
Maintain jobsite organization and cleanliness.
Collect scrap and waste regularly to keep the site clean and safe and allow crews to focus on building.
Maintain traffic flow on site.
Maintain trash and recycling areas.
Ensure safe walking paths.
Maintain signage and barricades.
Perform other duties as assigned.