What are the responsibilities and job description for the SITE SUPERINTENDENT position at Vets Hired?
About the job SITE SUPERINTENDENT
REQUIREMENTS
- Maintain safety and make sure no one works without proper safety orientation, supervision, and proper PPE In charge of safety on assigned projects including daily JHA's and site safety orientation.
- Lead weekly safety meetings including preparing meeting documents.
- Work with PM and Superintendents to make sure everyone is operating under a clear plan.
- Manage superintendents on assigned projects.
- Coordinate with PM and Project Coordinator to order and manage equipment rental.
- Make sure daily equipment inspection forms are completed.
- Manage subcontract and vendor site activities on assigned projects.
- Manage subcontract and vendor schedules in coordination with the PM.
- Responsible for job board and keeping up to date.
- Manage collection and coding of all labor and management time on assigned projects for approval by PM.
- Prepare daily reports in coordination with PM.
- Upload progress pictures daily to SharePoint.
- Know the drawings and make sure all installation of high quality and are performed per the drawings and installation manuals.
- Manage material receiving (in coordination with site receiving personnel if applicable).
- Responsible for keeping a good relationship with neighbors and locals.
- Responsible for AHJ inspection management on site.
- Responsible for keeping a clean site, office and storage.
- Ensure site facilities are always in good shape (fuel, toilets, dumpsters, office trailer, storage).
- Make sure all new staff on site go through required training and documentation.
- Make sure labor hours are always used efficiently and effectively.
- Ensure that the QAQC plan for each site is executed and documented as planned.
- Prepare and send material requests to PM (or directly to Procurement as agreed with PM).
- 5-7 years experience as a commercial site superintendent.
- Journey Electrician (strongly preferred) High school diploma / GED / or equivalent.
- Plans effectively and establishes courses of actions for self and for others; allocates resources and assigns personnel.
- Is professional and displays appropriate appearance and professional conduct; makes a good impression on others.
- In-depth understand of electrical theory and NEC code and all building requirements Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Working knowledge of MS Office Suite.
- Excellent problem-solving skills finds and uses different sources to formulate alternative solutions.
- OSHA 30 certified.
- CPR-First certified.
- Clean driving record.
- A proven track record of delivering safe projects on schedule within budget.
