Superintendent, Mission Critical

Liberty Companies LLC•Matthews, NC

About The Position

The Superintendent oversees the company’s self-perform concrete work, emphasizing craft, quality, and productivity across vertical construction and other projects. The role supervises and develops on-site personnel, coordinates project setup and schedules, manages construction activities and subcontractors, and tracks budget performance. The Superintendent works closely with project superintendents, project managers, schedulers, owners, architects, estimators, and job cost accountants to support successful project delivery.

Requirements

10 or more years of related experience working in concrete construction projects across all aspects of the industry.
Safety-first mindset.
Strong communication skills with people in a variety of roles and with varying levels of expertise.
Keen attention to quality and detail in all job responsibilities.
Ability to lead and mentor job-site personnel on quality standards.

Nice To Haves

Experience working on vertical commercial construction projects.
Experience working with architectural concrete.

Responsibilities

Supervise and schedule concrete finishers and other on-site company personnel in person; oversee concrete productivity, material and equipment use, and contractual performance.
Mentor team members, encourage their growth and development, reinforce morale, and provide feedback.
Set up and oversee ongoing structural concrete training.
Meet with project superintendents before jobs begin to review schedules, blueprints, specifications, staffing, and other project needs.
Prioritize project needs based on available carpenters and efficient use of finishers; communicate current and future finisher availability to project superintendents.
Establish and enforce quality standards through pre-installation conferences, mock-ups, and timely identification of deficiencies.
Develop crew work plans consistent with project budgets and work with the team to determine form systems, crew size, and production goals.
Identify schedule risks and action plans, and keep the project manager informed of risk exposures for the exposure log.
Assist the project manager and corporate scheduler with a digital rolling three-week schedule for review with subcontractors.
Update the master schedule monthly and collaborate with the owner and architect to communicate project details.
Coordinate and direct subcontractor and vendor deliveries for timely arrival and efficient placement on site.
Ensure construction follows the master schedule and milestone dates are achieved.
Manage project staging, access, hoisting, movement of materials and craft personnel, and productivity tracking against budget.
Conduct weekly subcontractor meetings and on-site safety orientation meetings.
Identify, document, and communicate active and potential project delays; develop recovery plans for delays or challenges.
Review budget estimates and bids, and assist the project manager, estimator, and job cost accountant with establishing appropriate concrete cost codes.
Regularly update self-performed work items and fees to track the budget.
Oversee subcontractor activities on special projects relating to concrete.
Maintain project document records and ensure subcontractors keep as-built drawings current.
Keep informed about changes in the industry.