Project Superintendent
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chandler chamber of commercePhoenix (AZ)
Construction ManagersCommercial and Institutional Building Construction
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Project SuperintendentThe Project Superintendent is a critical field leadership position and is foundational to our projects' success and safety. The Project Superintendent will oversee construction of the project in the field, providing leadership to field foremen and ensuring successful completion of trade work. The Superintendent will also work closely with the Project Manager to ensure timely and quality completion of construction process.ResponsibilitiesAssist with bidding opportunities and preconstruction services, development of chart of accounts, CPM schedules, detailed scopes of work and site logistics plan and with the shop drawing and submittal processMaintain a thorough understanding of contract documentsManage McCarthy's labor force to achieve optimum performance, providing leadership in the quality process and safety/accident prevention programs, as well as EEO and Affirmative Action programsReview and understand material/equipment budgets and negotiate purchase orders/rental rates, monitoring project costs and identifying areas for improvementDocument daily construction activitiesChair weekly subcontractor coordination meetingsQualifications10+ years' experience with $50M, healthcare, commercial, laboratory, education and/or parking structures construction requiredKnowledge of construction principles/practices requiredExperience directing and coordinating trades with self-perform concrete background preferredExperience working with Project Management team including successful completion of projectsMcCarthy is proud to be an equal opportunity employer, including disability and protected veteran status.
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