Sr. Superientendent

Description: The Senior Project Superintendent ensures quality and cost controls on each project, while ensuring customer satisfaction by identifying and exceeding client's needs through direction of daily operations. This individual needs to have the ability to interact with a variety of staff at all levels in an ever-changing environment, remaining flexible, resourceful, proactive, and efficient with a high level of professionalism.

Lead the project team in operational project startup tasks, including, but not limited to;
o Project mobilization
o Creation and Maintaining Overall Project Schedules.
o Project logistics planning
o Material delivery coordination
Lead the project team in operational project delivery tasks as assigned, including, but not limited to;
o Lead and enforce APX safety policies on site.
o Document field measurements on shop drawings for accurate material ordering.
o Create, distribute, & review RFI's with project manager review.
o Perform quality control inspections
o Creation and distribution of project look ahead schedules.
o Maintain city inspection records.
o Conduct site checks to monitor progress and quality standards.
· Lead the project team in operational project closeout tasks as assigned, including, but not limited to;
o Project demobilization
The Senior Project Superintendent shall have the ability to manage single projects more than $10+ million in contract value or manage multiple projects totaling $20+ million in contract value. The senior project superintendent may be assigned as a manager of an assistant project superintendent, depending on experience and skill level, to teach and utilize on their projects.

Ability to manage projects at a 4-5 level complexity.
Ability to read, understand and implement project plans and documents
Ability to multitask and exercise independent judgment related to the daily administration of projects
Ability to use software such as blubeam, project, viewpoint teams and excel.
Ability to communicate highly detailed information between project managers, foreman, field crew, subcontractors, and architects/engineers
Knowledge of construction related equipment and proper use
Environment Work is performed indoors (job-site trailer/office) and outdoors (constr