Mechanical Superintendent

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sentryWatertown (SD)

First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

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About the role

Job Description: Role: Mechanical Superintendent Primary Objective: Use assigned resources to execute the project/job plan (i.e. “Boots on the ground”) Requirement: Must have experience managing Plumbing, Piping or HVAC Projects Accountability Chart Roles: Jobsite LMA (Leadership + Management = Accountability) Jobsite Safety Jobsite Schedule Jobsite Organization Execute Scope/Spec Project Quality

Jobsite Paperwork Primary Duties: Jobsite LMA - Lead, Manage and hold your jobsite staff accountable. Jobsite Safety - Ensure jobsite safety requirements are followed, and crews maintain safety as a #1 priority. Manage the Jobsite Schedule and staffing to ensure that electrical work meets the customer demands and so that the jobsite schedule is not delayed for reasons in your control. Keep the jobsite clean, orderly, and organized, following 5S principles. Efficiently and safely execute the project Scope/Spec by managing the onsite work (boots on the ground). Ensure that workmanship and quality meets or exceeds company and customers standards. Jobsite Paperwork - Ensuring your crew is filling out paperwork, reports, and timesheets correctly. What does Winning look like? Efficiently using your resources. No Injury's. Quality Workmanship. Paperwork getting done properly. Measurables • Safety: Zero Jobsite Injuries. • Quality: Rework/Warranty Dollars. • Delivery: Project milestones met or exceeded. • Cost: Profit meets or exceeds budget. • Moral: Everyone wants to be on this team.

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