Superintendent - Water/Wastewater Treatment Plants - anywhere in North Carolina (up to $180k)

HiFyve•Charlotte, NC

48d•Onsite

About The Position

A self-performing heavy civil general contractor with a large water and wastewater treatment plant portfolio across the Southeast is adding a Superintendent to its Civil and Environmental division. This is a self-perform shop, meaning the company runs its own concrete crews, heavy equipment operators, pipe crews, and electricians rather than subcontracting the physical work. The Superintendent will coordinate the planning, scheduling, and construction of treatment plant projects alongside the Project Manager and General Superintendent, and will be responsible for safety, schedule, budget, and quality in the field.

Requirements

Experience as a Superintendent on water or wastewater treatment plant construction with a self-performing general contractor (a firm that employed its own concrete, equipment, and electrical crews). This is a hard requirement.
Must have performed the Superintendent role itself; this is not a step-up position for a foreman or assistant superintendent
Four or more years of water/wastewater construction experience, or eight or more years of related heavy civil construction experience
Working knowledge of construction technology, equipment, and methods
Excellent communication, organization, motivation, and leadership skills
Valid, non-restrictive driver's license and own transportation to the job site
Willingness to travel within the region, and occasionally multi-state, as projects require
18 years of age or older
Able to pass a drug test
Legally eligible to work in the US

Responsibilities

Examine and inspect work progress, equipment, and the construction site to verify safe conditions and OSHA compliance
Enforce company safety protocols and lead by example on a Safety First culture
Coordinate crane and heavy equipment operations per company policy
Ensure Pre-Task Planning is completed by every crew, every day
Schedule and coordinate self-performed crews and subcontractors
Review submittals, plans, and specifications; communicate scope to the field
Develop and maintain the weekly two-week look-ahead schedule
Manage equipment needs and rental periods
Calculate concrete quantities and coordinate supplier scheduling
Order materials and tools ahead of need
Assess labor requirements and recommend hiring
Train, coach, and give feedback to foremen and craft employees
Hold foremen accountable for production, quality, and safety
Address quality and production issues immediately
Inspect work with supervisory personnel and direct corrections
Track equipment and labor utilization against budget and report cost status