Superintendent

Casco contractors LLc•Irvine, CA

9d•$110,000 - $150,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Superintendent reports to the Director of Field Operations and is responsible for managing all aspects of field operations for construction projects between $1M and $10M or multiple projects under $1M, including site safety, quality control, schedule, procurement, and budget. Demonstrates strong leadership, organization, time management skills, communication, and client service skills.

Requirements

Must have a valid CA driver’s license and a clean driving record
Must be willing to submit to a background check
Must be authorized to work in the United States
Current and certified in First Aid and CPR
Comply with company policies and procedures, ethics policies, goals, objectives, and mission statement
Exhibits leadership skills on projects and directs all aspects of construction
Willingness to extend knowledge to company staff and mentees
Adept at construction methods, techniques, and plan reading
Knowledge regarding computer use, including Microsoft Office Products, Bluebeam, and Procore
Proficient at Scheduling, Critical Path (CPM) scheduling, and sequencing trades
Knowledgeable about Uniform Building Code, to promote safety and to provide standardized requirements for safe construction
Attends continued education and training for current construction practices
Excellent communication skills with field operations team and clients, including email, phone calls and written communications
Maintains clean and organized job site and path-of-travel
Adheres to all company policies regarding written approval from owner regarding additional Subcontractor work
Ability to listen and to maintain a high degree of professionalism
Must have capacity to multitask in a fast-paced work environment
Strong work ethic
Must be punctual and reliable.
5 to 10 years of related Superintendent experience
Able to handle TI projects between $1M to $5M or multiple projects under $1M

Responsibilities

Partakes in proposal and pre-construction phase of a project, develops a project plan and overall schedule duration, and reviews contractor scopes during contract development.
Create construction schedules, perform regular updates, monitor logic relationships, and ensure project completion on time.
Coordinates jobsite logistics and maintains relationships with tenants.
Negotiates with authorities having jurisdiction to achieve project-occupancy milestones.
Leads company’s injury-free environment safety program, utilizing Casco’s Project Safety requirements.
Ensures project quality and assurance to meet construction plans, specifications, codes, shop drawings, terms of contract, schedule commitments, submittmits, goals, and objectives.
Creates and maintains all Punch (Pre-Final Punch, and Final Punch).
Professionally represents field operations with owners, CM, building engineers, design team, inspectors, and subcontractors.
Involved in RFP interviews and company presentations.
Coordinate subcontractor work scopes, quality control of installation, scheduling, and resource-loading in conjunction with self-perform work crews.
Manages project scheduling, logistics, procurement, subcontractor coordination, field commitments and daily logs, safety orientations, daily progress photos, reviews drawings, generates RFIs, verifies submittals, and gathers documentation required for compliance and safety.
Manages ongoing field communication and conducts weekly OAC / Foreman / Subcontractor meetings / pre-installation meetings, and all other subcontractor coordination.
Maintains open communication with the CEO, COO, Director of Field Operations, and Project Manager.
Collaborate with the Project team to ensure compliance with all required safety, regulatory, environmental, and company programs.
Forecasts potential job-site issues and proactively resolves.
Develops and maintains master schedule and look-ahead (2-3 weeks) schedule regarding all trades involved in the project.
Punctually attends to call-backs in the field and for services items, as requested.