Construction Superintendent
fa wilhelm constructionDurham (NC)
Construction Superintendent
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fa wilhelm constructionDurham (NC)
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction WorkersCommercial and Institutional Building Construction
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description Construction Superintendent
Empowering People to Build What Matters - That is our mission and our legacy.
Our nearly 100 years of building communities in which we work and play, started with one man and one dream. Today, we are a company that puts People Firstby providing Meaningful Partnerships, insisting on making aPositive Community Impact, with Safety Always, all with aLearn-Do-Sharementality.
F.A. Wilhelm Construction is an industry leader with the culture of doing the right things for our employees, partners, clients, and community. We have an excellent reputation in the construction industry and have enjoyed steady growth and strong financial performances for many years. Wilhelm's construction professionals turn the conceptual, and sometimes seemingly impossible, into fully completed, innovative spaces where life happens.
We are looking for the right person to join our team as a Construction Superintendent. Is that you? If so, we want to talk to you!
Responsibilities:
As a Construction Superintendent, your key responsibility will be to serve as a vital team member working closely with the Project Manager and the entire Project Team resulting in completion of the project on time, under budget, and with quality that exceeds the expectations of F.A. Wilhelm and our Clients.
A.Personnel
Determine field personnel needs and assign work based on the project.
Supervise, coordinate, and schedule activities of field personnel and subcontractors.
Plan and coordinate all phases of the project with Project and Operations Managers.
Inspect, approve, and report all labor time.
B.Safety
Monitor jobsite safety and take appropriate action to address and correct safety deficiencies.
Conduct weekly "Toolbox Talks" and maintain all associated reports.
Investigate and report any accident or incident to Risk Management, Corporate Safety Director, and Project Manager.
Ensure compliance with OSHA regulations including safety, health, and welfare.
C.Jobsite
Train field personnel in construction methods, operation of equipment, safety procedures and company policies.
Create and accurately maintain cost/labor reports, maintain field P.O.'s and rental logs.
Ensure all equipment, vehicles, and machinery are properly maintained. Arrange for repairs/replacements, as necessary.
Routinely inspect the construction site and work progress to maintain compliance with contract specifications along with company quality and safety standards.
Key Attributes
Comfortable at the table with all levels of leadership
Collaborator
Integrity
Organized and systematic
Proactive Problem Solver with outstanding interpersonal skills
Commitment to Excellence
What it takes
10 years of field construction experience
Minimum of 5 years' experience in superintendent role
Knowledgeable of Construction methods
Osha 30 certification preferred.
F.A. Wilhelmoffers a unique opportunity for the right person to experience a variety of project work. Wilhelm, you can expect:
A competitive compensation package.
A comprehensive benefits package to include medical, dental, vision, and 401K match.
Basic life insurance, short-term and long-term disability insurance is paid for by F.A Wilhelm.
Discretionary yearly bonus program.
A generous PTO bank.
Wilhelm University access for training/development.
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