Assistant Superintendent

Job Description

The project is at Cannon House in Washington, DC!

- The Superintendent should have a basic understanding of all work activities happening on the project.

- They must also have the ability to plan work activities along with the ability to recognize safety concerns while promoting a quality and safety culture amongst our team, partners, and trade contractors.

- This role will also help assist with subcontractor scheduling and coordination, quality control, project and look-ahead schedule review, and administration of the Request for Information process.

- Supervise and be a leader in a safety and safety measures in all areas for all trades and perform audit checklist.

- Responsible for maintaining the knowledge of miscellaneous materials that are required to sustain safety efforts and materials for self-powered work, and coordinate the procurement of these items through the field office staff.

- Responsible for accurately producing and distributing Daily Reports.

- Responsible for maintaining awareness for shop drawing information and overseeing correct installations based upon the contract documents and shop drawings/submittals.

- Assist in implementation and ongoing execution of Quality Assurance Program.

- Participate in jobsite subcontractor and Owner/Architect/Contractor meetings to keep abreast of schedule and potential changes to the work.

- The Superintendent may be assigned a small project as the sole Superintendent or assigned to close out a larger project during the final stage of the project.

- The Superintendent may be assigned as sole Superintendent during off-hour shift work on a project.

- The Superintendent must have an eye for detail and possess a strong desire for continual improvement in Construction Management, relationship building, dispute resolution, and communication skills.

- The Superintendent must have the ability to schedule work activities by producing look ahead schedules, along with working with the project team to update or create the project master schedule.

- The majority of work is completed outside at the construction site, and in an office trailer where they will monitor the project and make daily decisions about construction activities.

- The position is often exposed to sounds and loud noises, such as construction equipment.

- The job requires they wear protective equipment when on the construction site (Hardhats, safety glasses, and highly visible clothing).

Hard Skills

• Must be able to get an AOC badge
• 3+ years of experience
• Large project experience

Soft Skills

• Ability to plan work activities
• Recognize safety concerns
• Promote quality and safety culture
• Leadership in safety measures
• Detail-oriented
• Continual improvement in Construction Management
• Relationship building
• Dispute resolution
• Communication skills
• Ability to schedule work activities

Work Site

This is a fully on-site position in Washington, District of Columbia.

Work Environment

On the construction site OVERNIGHT. 4 10's Monday - Thursday, 4PM-6AM

Contact Me:

Kaitland Clawson

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/kaitland-clawson-552605154/

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