Superintendent - Operations, Monitoring, and Maintenance

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essel environmentalSan Diego (CA)

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About the role

Superintendent - Operations, Monitoring, and Maintenance (OM&M)At Essel, we lead the way in providing innovative AEC (Architecture, Engineering, and Construction) services dedicated to sustainable solutions. Join us as a Superintendent in our Operations, Monitoring, and Maintenance team, overseeing daily landfill site activities, ensuring project alignment with scope, schedule, workforce, and budget.
Responsibilities: Project Oversight: Supervise daily landfill site activities, aligning with project scope, schedule, and budget. Team Coordination: Manage and coordinate onsite team members, including Laborers, Equipment Operators, Field Technicians, Foremen, and Fusion Technicians. Client Communication: Maintain close communication with clients, providing updates on work completion and implementing directed tasks. Logistics Management: Set up accounts with local suppliers, plan crew schedules, and oversee equipment procurement and usage. Personnel Management: Interview, hire, and manage personnel as requested by the Project Manager. Technical Expertise: Perform mechanical work, analyze problems, interpret plans and schematics, and ensure compliance with codes and regulations. Health and Safety: Participate in monthly safety meetings and ensure adherence to Health and Safety protocols.

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