Charter Construction: Superintendent

American Restoration•Seattle, WA

4d•$100,000 - $120,000

About The Position

Charter Construction is seeking a field superintendent experienced in managing the restoration of multifamily and commercial buildings damaged by construction defects. The Superintendent coordinates construction phases and personnel, subcontractors, schedules, materials, budgets, safety, and quality control while representing Charter Construction professionally on site and with project stakeholders. The role requires visible, hands-on site leadership; clear communication and documentation; timely resolution of work and production issues; and coordination of project progress with schedules, inspections, milestones, and quality expectations. The Superintendent also supports training and skill development and helps maintain a cooperative, safety-conscious team environment.

Requirements

Experience managing restoration of multifamily and commercial buildings damaged by construction defects.
Strong leadership and interpersonal skills.
Ability to work effectively with diverse teams and manage multifaceted tasks.
Sound judgment and ability to take responsibility and make decisions.
Effective time-management and organizational skills.
Knowledge of construction operations, equipment, methods, and materials.
Advanced knowledge of construction disciplines, safety regulations, scheduling, cost control, and quality control.
Computer skills, specifically spreadsheets, word-processing programs, and email.

Responsibilities

Confer with and direct supervisory personnel and subcontractors involved in planning and executing work.
Interpret specifications and coordinate construction phases to prevent delays.
Manage manpower, subcontractors, and project resources.
Take full responsibility for quality control, maintain a visible on-site presence, and direct or inspect work.
Set clear expectations for site personnel, monitor progress, and address substandard work promptly.
Train workers in construction methods, equipment operation, safety procedures, and company policies.
Maintain documentation and communication regarding submittals, requests for information, and change orders.
Use technical resources to understand work performed by other trades and ensure quality expectations are met.
Complete punch lists in a timely manner.
Forecast manpower within the project scope and budget allocation.
Monitor tool invoices for consistency with utilization projections.
Procure materials according to progress and schedule, allowing time to coordinate delivery and assess quality, quantity, and cost.
Analyze production problems and recommend solutions.
Accurately code labor and job costs.
Develop daily schedules with appropriate labor and equipment based on task requirements and preconstruction estimates.
Analyze schedules against hours to forecast crew size, subcontractor utilization, and material procurement.
Complete and submit daily logs aligned with project progress and projections.
Communicate regularly about project schedules, subcontractor timelines, inspections, milestones, and quality control.
Professionally represent Charter Construction with owners, architects, subcontractors, and company personnel.
Promote a cooperative team environment, arrive prepared for meetings, and handle conflicts, problems, and performance issues professionally.
Assist with training and skill development and monitor site orientation to clarify priorities and expectations.
Follow operating practices and procedures intended to maintain safe and healthy work conditions and prevent injuries and illnesses.