Superintendent - KS

Accu-Crete•Kansas City, KS

19h•Onsite

About The Position

The Superintendent provides overall management and support for structured concrete projects. The Superintendent is responsible for establishing project objectives through effective planning and monitoring all construction activity in collaboration with the Assistant Project Manager (APM)/Project Manager. They are responsible for production results of the project, as well as safety on the project. We offer a competitive base salary, a strong bonus program, and a generous benefits package. We are hiring Superintendents for Kansas City, KS.

Requirements

8 – 12 years of experience in concrete construction, with focus on multi-family commercial projects and the ability to manage multiple projects/sites at once.
Working knowledge of the following software is expected: Outlook, Excel, Bluebeam, Adobe, and Procore.
8+ years working with structural concrete (Tilt-up, post-tension, podium deck, foundational pouring, pre-cast, and other concrete forms)
Multi-Family construction experience
Proven track record of site leadership
History of exceptional teamwork and collaboration
Contractor, subcontractor, and vendor coordination experience
Scope Review
OSHA training and safety
QC and schedule accountability
Material& equipment procurement
Change orders
RFI support
Field daily reports, close out
Ability to communicate orally in person and over devices with peers, vendors, contractors, clients, and construction workers is crucial.
Regular use of mobile devices (talking or texting) and email for communication is essential and required for everyday tasks.
Hearing and vision within normal ranges is essential for normal conversations, to receive ordinary information, and prepare, inspect, or review documents.
A pre-employment drug test is required for all personnel.
Daily job duties and responsibilities require the ability to: remain in a stationary position, move about an office and/or work site efficiently, and move between locations (office, work sites, vendors, etc) frequently.
Physical requirements include: the ability to ascend and descend ladders and stairs on occasion, regular exertion of up to 10 lbs. of force, occasional heavy lifting (30+ lb. / 13.6+ kg), and good manual dexterity for use of common office equipment (e.g., computers, mobile devices, copiers).

Responsibilities

Coordinate Architectural, Structural, and Civil drawings
Schedule, coordinate, and manage daily construction activities
Collaborate with project management staff, engineers and subcontractors
Achieve project milestones through appropriate planning, goals, and deadlines
Track project progress and implement measures for safe and successful completion of work
Communicate with all stakeholders; maintain open lines of communication with the rest of the project management team to effectively address issues and prohibit problems
Maintain flow of work through effective standards and coordination of work, people, and procurement
Act as a site leader and resource for the project team
Supervise staff and provide constructive feedback
Lead across subcontractor groups
Maintain compliance of safety, health, and quality standards
Oversee project manpower, equipment, and materials
Problem solve, seek appropriate support for decision making, and carry issues to positive resolution
Develop and maintain strong, productive supplier and trade contractor relationships
Review pour sequence and schedule
Provide production review from estimates and fine tuning project cost
Process and analyze production data (man hours and quantities) by project specific work breakdown structure (WBS)
Develop site plan, laydown areas, etc. based on your experience and guide project teams
Keep open line of communication with customers regarding their satisfaction
Review jobcost monthly on projects in the form of reports
Communicate better labor management and material needs to mantain budgets and schedule
Understand the various forming systems and their production rates
Understand trucking costs and coordinate mobilization and demobilization
Understand equipment rental costs and coordinate AC equipment utilization