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Lead Superintendent (Concrete)

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cybercodersDallas (TX)

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Lead Superintendent (Concrete)
Position Overview: Lead Superintendent (Concrete) responsible for planning, coordinating, and supervising all concrete construction activities on medium to large commercial and high-rise residential projects. The role ensures safe, on-time, on-budget delivery of concrete scope including cast-in-place (CIP) work, formwork, rebar placement, pours, tilt-wall and post-tensioned (PT) slabs while maintaining quality and compliance with project specifications and OSHA requirements.
Key Responsibilities: Lead and supervise on-site concrete operations for multi-story, commercial, and high-rise residential projects, including CIP, formwork, rebar, and PT slab execution. Plan, sequence, and coordinate concrete pours and pour packages, ensuring proper logistics, concrete supply, placement, consolidation, and finishing. Manage crews and subcontractors, assign tasks, monitor productivity, and enforce quality control and safety standards (including OSHA compliance).Develop, maintain, and update daily work plans, lookahead schedules, and overall concrete schedule coordination with the project schedule (SCHED).Prepare and review RFIs, submittals, and as-built field documentation; work with PMs, engineers, and superintendents to resolve technical issues. Implement and enforce safety programs, conduct toolbox talks, site safety inspections, and ensure personnel have required certifications (including OSHA 30).Verify rebar placement, formwork layout, embedment placement and shoring to design and engineering specifications; coordinate inspections and tests. Coordinate equipment, material deliveries, temporary works, and third-party trades to minimize delays and ensure efficient pour operations. Monitor quality assurance and concrete testing results; document issues and corrective actions and follow up to resolution. Provide leadership on site, mentor foremen and crew, conduct performance evaluations, and assist in hiring and training as necessary.
Qualifications: 10+ years of hands-on concrete construction experience with progressive responsibility; proven track record as a superintendent or lead on multi-story/commercial/high-rise residential projects. Strong technical knowledge of cast-in-place (CIP) concrete, rebar layout/installation, formwork systems, tilt-wall construction, and post-tensioned (PT) slab design and field execution. Experience planning and executing complex pours and pour packages, including coordination of SOS (sequence of operations) and concrete logistics. Demonstrated ability to manage schedules (SCHED), read and interpret structural drawings, shop drawings, and specifications. Proficiency preparing and managing RFIs, submittals, field reports, and as-built records. Current OSHA 30 certification required; strong working knowledge of OSHA regulations and site safety practices. Excellent leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills; ability to coordinate multiple trades and stakeholders under tight timelines. Familiarity with concrete testing procedures, QA/QC processes, and industry standards (ACI preferred).Experience with construction scheduling tools (MS Project, Primavera P6, or similar) and basic computer skills for reporting. Valid drivers license and reliable transportation; ability to work at heights and on multi-story sites.
Benefits:
  • Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance
  • Life, Disability, Supplemental Insurance
  • Bonus 401k PlanPTO

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