General Superintendent

Posted 6 days ago

sanjose construction usaWashington (DC)

SENIORITY

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About the role

At San Jose Construction Group, Inc we are recruiting candidates to join our team to cover Construction Superintendent positions in Washington D.C:Responsibilities: Supervise field personnel, daily/weekly schedules and construction operations. Supervise and schedule daily grading, drainage, foundations, concrete or steel structures, masonry, drywall, roofing, finishes, equipment, MEP’s, site works and other miscellaneous construction activities, either self-performed or performed by subcontractors. Report to the Project Manager in charge. Provide leadership and direction to construction personnel. Manage field operations and coordinate work with other company superintendents, Project Managers and on-site Subcontractor’s representatives. Play an active role emphasizing safety, quality and production, leading by example. Assist engineers and/or PMs with quantities and production sheets. Coordinate teams and crews and other work related activities to maximize efficiency. Attend weekly meetings to discuss progress. Perform additional tasks as needed. Ensure ALL assigned resources are maintained, protected, secured and utilized with maximum efficiency. Protect and enhance the public relations, image and value of the company. Understand Project and production budgets to manage personnel and equipment efficiently. Have the necessary knowledge of all required drawings and specifications. Develo or training foremen through mentoring. Assist in surveying and staking out tasks.
Skills: Minimum 5 to 7 years of experience as a Superintendent on Residential and Commercial construction Projects.

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