Federal Superintendent/SSHO

DESCRIPTION:

As a Superintendent/SSHO reporting to the Project Manager, you will have the opportunity to:

• Lead, schedule, coordinate, and supervise construction activities, including oversight of craft labor and subcontractor work.
• Coordinate the project's safety program and ensure full compliance with policies and procedures outlined in the Site-Specific Safety Plan.
• Manage subcontractors to ensure adherence to OSHA regulations and the project's established safety program.
• Conduct daily safety inspections of active work areas and promptly address unsafe conditions or behaviors.
• Facilitate weekly toolbox talks and provide safety updates to clients during progress meetings.
• Plan and oversee subcontractor and/or craft activities by determining methods of construction, manpower requirements, material needs, equipment usage, temporary utilities, and work schedules, while documenting actual hours worked.
• Coordinate assigned work with other trades, internal departments, and external contractors.
• Review all safety-related documentation to ensure accuracy, completeness, and timely submission according to established procedures.
• Maintain communication with engineering, estimating, and planning teams to ensure work aligns with drawings, specifications, and schedules.
• Identify and assist in resolving construction challenges such as productivity issues, trade interface concerns, drawing conflicts, and site condition discrepancies.
• Monitor field compliance with project safety and quality control requirements, document findings, and ensure corrective actions are implemented.
• Support Project Management in developing the Project Execution Schedule, site logistics plans, project procedures, and performance standards.
• Track schedule progress on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis.
• Develop four-week look-ahead schedules and review them weekly with the construction team and subcontractors.

Requirements:

• Ten or more years of experience as a Superintendent, including responsibilities such as scheduling, procurement, field supervision, quality control, safety oversight, and managing all phases of construction on mid-sized projects. Four or more years of field or trade experience in the construction industry is also required.
• Five years of construction safety management experience, OSHA 30 certification, and documented annual safety training.
• Knowledge, skills, and experience with U.S. construction methods, techniques, and industry standards.
• Experience working with Federal Government clients (e.g., NPS, USACE or similar) is preferred.
• Experience with historical renovation projects is preferred.
• Resume must indicate primary area of expertise (e.g., civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, materials, finishes, etc.).