Site Supervisor

Trane Italia•Davidson, NC

22d•Onsite

About The Position

The Site Superintendent (also referred to as Site Supervisor and Project Superintendent) assists the Project Manager in ensuring projects are completed to company and customer standards. The primary role involves overseeing field activities for Engineered Solutions contracting projects, including technical onboarding of subcontractors, guiding field work, and communicating progress. They work closely with the Project Manager to manage and direct subcontractors, ensuring work performed onsite fulfills the scope of the contract. The Site Superintendent also partners with Field Service Engineers and Remote Support Specialists to identify and rectify project shortcomings, ensuring customer quality standards are exceeded. Certain tasks will be assigned by the Project Manager for the Site Superintendent to lead with little oversight. This role may also be given the opportunity to execute selected projects, including managing financials, administration, implementation, and customer satisfaction. The Project Superintendent will ensure that quality standards are maintained across all tasks and projects within the project schedule timeline.

Requirements

Associate degree or Accredited Apprenticeship in an Engineering Technology such as Refrigeration, HVAC, or Electrical, with 5 years’ construction industry OR High School Diploma/GED with 10 years’ experience in construction industry, commercial/industrial refrigeration
Proficient at reading plans, specifications; familiarity with project schedules, budgets, safety procedures, to ensure adherence to these.
Proficient in MS Office (Excel, Word, Outlook, Projects) and SharePoint
Travel expectations of 75%

Responsibilities

Coordinates and oversees job site logistics, daily work activities, day - to - day customer interactions, and progress of all subcontractors.
Directs and organizes onsite construction crews (subcontractors) as necessary to meet project milestones and quality.
Provide guidance and training Day 1 with installation crews, including installation playbook review, pictures, and quality expectations.
Maintain customer satisfaction by investigating concerns, implementing corrective action, and communicating with stakeholders.
Review drawings and understand scope and schedules (critical milestones) with the intent of providing feedback and any risks. This includes the scope of the installation contractors.
Troubleshoot problems and provide guidance on the corrective actions necessary to resolve technical issues.
Identify and correct installation deficiencies with installation contractor and contracting team, as needed.
Document deficiencies in daily log, and provide to the Project Manager for potential mitigation.
Maintain safety standards onsite, through site safety plan execution.
Maintain consistent communication with the Project Manager and contracting team to ensure critical information is transmitted in a timely manner and to limit project delays due to field installation issues.
Utilize daily logs to document status, critical conversations and onsite decisions, and punch list items.
Perform equipment startup and commissioning for new projects to ensure successful and timely project starts. Includes supervising 3rd validation contractors.