Superintendent-Heavy Civil & Underground Utilities
kimmel associatesWashington (DC)
Superintendent-Heavy Civil & Underground Utilities
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kimmel associatesWashington (DC)
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction WorkersOther Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
About the Company:
Considering applying for this job Do not delay, scroll down and make your application as soon as possible to avoid missing out. Our client is an established, 100% employee-owned general and heavy civil construction contractor based in Forestville, Maryland. With more than 50 years of experience delivering infrastructure projects throughout Washington, D.C., Northern Virginia, and Maryland, the company is committed to quality construction, operational excellence, and a collaborative, inclusive workplace. About the Position Our client is seeking an experienced Construction Superintendent to oversee heavy civil and underground utility projects throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. This individual will lead field crews and foremen, coordinate subcontractors, and ensure work is completed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with project schedules and contract requirements. The Superintendent will work closely with Project Managers to plan work, monitor production, manage resources, maintain documentation, and address field challenges. The ideal candidate brings strong heavy civil experience, extensive shoring knowledge, and the leadership skills needed to keep complex projects moving forward.
Key Responsibilities:
Supervise foremen, laborers, equipment operators, and subcontractors to maximize productivity and efficiency. Monitor daily production, identify potential issues, and develop effective plans for labor, equipment, and other resources. Coordinate job takeoffs with the Project Manager and maintain project schedules with two- to three-week look-ahead plans. Coordinate field activities, project progress, and contract compliance with the Project Manager. Maintain accurate records of daily work, crew locations, owner instructions, subcontractor communications, and unusual events. Review foreman timesheets and document changes, extra work, and associated costs to support project billing. Coordinate inspections, complete punch lists, and ensure contract requirements are met through final owner acceptance. Communicate project milestones and anticipated completion dates to the Project Manager. Forecast equipment needs for each crew and submit requirements for the following month by the first of each month. Conduct daily safety checks and promote a safe, productive work environment.
Requirements:
At least 5 years of construction superintendent experience. Strong background in heavy civil, heavy highway, and underground utility construction. Experience with wet and dry utilities, including storm drains, sewers, duct banks, and concrete structures. Extensive shoring experience is required. Ability to read construction plans, coordinate field operations, and manage project schedules and resources. Strong leadership, communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills. OSHA 30 certification preferred; training may be provided. Clean driving record.
Benefits:
Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP). 401(k) with company match. Medical, dental, and vision insurance. Paid time off and paid holidays. Employee assistance program. Life and accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D) insurance. Long-term disability insurance. xaygatp Safety Boot Program. Voluntary benefits, including short-term disability, supplemental life insurance, accident insurance, Flexible Spending Account (FSA), and Dependent Care FSA.
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