Site Superintendent - Residential Remodel Construction

JB Consulting Systems•Stratham, NH

9h•Onsite

About The Position

Full Time, Mon-Fri position - we take care of our people ! Family first ! AND if you match that with outstanding craftsmanship and great relationships with customers – you have a high-end, unique, residential remodel construction company that does projects in the New Hampshire Seacoast, Southern Maine, and in Northern Massachusetts . Creative solutions and superior craftsmanship for the purpose of enhancing the lives of our clients and nurturing the success of our employees…come join our team ! The Site Superintendent is responsible for critical elements of construction management generally limited to the jobsite for assigned projects from pre-construction through project completion. The Site Superintendent collaborates directly with the Project Manager, Vendors, and Trade Partners to pace schedules throughout the lifecycle of the project, managing terms, conditions & expectations of work agreements (purchase orders) . They maintain timely and effective communication with the Project Managers and Clients on jobsite related matters. This position may include 50% “bags on” carpentry work. . …this is the place where a hard-working, go-getter can get training in some areas – so let’s have a conversation! Please Reference J BCSO BL SS 02 when applying with your resume and pay expectations.

Requirements

Requires a minimum of 5 years’ experience in high end residential remodeling, degree in project management or equivalent demonstrated experience.
Strong knowledge and understanding of the life cycle of a remodeling project.
High School Diploma.
Residential remodeling experience including layout knowledge of foundations, framing, cabinets, interior finish packages, and working with subcontractors.
Ability to interact and communicate well with clients, team members, vendors, and specialty trade contractors.
In depth knowledge of construction principals and installation techniques.
Able to perform carpentry duties that include light framing and finish work – 50% of the time.
Computer skills include but are not limited to: Microsoft Office Suite, Excel, and the Internet.
Reliable, honest, and ethical as well as having the ability to manage with these core values is a must.
Ability to demonstrate proper construction site safety skills.
Maintain a valid driver’s license and state-required insurance.

Nice To Haves

Additional schooling within the construction field is highly desired.
Preferred knowledge and experience in JobTread construction software but will consider working knowledge of other construction software like Procore, BuilderTrend, CoConstruct, etc.

Responsibilities

Produce completed remodeling projects on time and within budget including: Proactive problem-solving.
Nothing less than our company standard and excellent quality workmanship.
Clear and regular communication with customers, supervisor, and staff.
Completion of all necessary production reporting.
Prompt attendance at all required staff and department meetings.
Willingness to aggressively resolve conflicts and issues promptly and effectively with a “win-win” mindset.
Ongoing development of improved systems and procedures.
Create a working environment that brings the best out in other employees and that uses time as efficiently as possible.
Be knowledgeable of all carpentry techniques related to residential construction and remodeling and/or be responsible for gaining knowledge in areas lacking.
Minor modifications to actual construction design specifications in alignment with current design drawings and documents.
Purchase materials for projects in alignment with specifications, estimates and allowances as defined in the Oxland Builders Purchase Order Policy as defined in the Oxland Builders Production Policy Manual.
Direct Oxland Builders production department employees assigned to project your projects.
Make adjustments to the project schedule and daily work schedule to address delays, weather conditions, or other unforeseen issues to keep the project on track.
Make small adjustments to the project scope, WITHOUT A SIGNED CHANGE ORDER, due to unforeseen circumstances or items missed in estimating as long as these changes do not significantly affect the budget or overall project scope.
Enforce or update safety protocols and procedures to ensure a safe working environment, especially if new hazards are identified.