The Senior Superintendent is responsible for providing overall leadership for all on-site field activities for a variety of health care construction projects ranging from $1M - $200M+. This individual will manage all aspects of the planning, coordination, and execution of projects to ensure that work is completed on time and within budget.
Client Details
With 55+ years in the business, this employee-owned organization has grown to be one of the largest and most reputable General Contractors in the Mid-Atlantic. They specialize in a diverse array of major, complex projects within a multitude of markets, including cultural/community, multi-family/mixed-use, health care, hospitality + retail, education, office buildings, commercial interiors, science + technology, & more. Their smaller projects range from $500k - $20M, while larger projects are in excess of $400M+.
My client has one of the most trusted and well-respected names in the market. They are recognized for their unwavering professionalism, long-lasting client relationships (over 85% repeat business.), and commitment to delivering unparalleled results. Their team is made up of 450+ construction experts who strive for the highest level of quality & efficiency on each and every project.
This firm also has an extremely strong backlog and consistent work rolling in - 70+ projects are currently underway.
Description
- Provide overall leadership in the planning and execution of large-scale, complex health care projects. Project values can range from $1M - $200M+
- Coordinate daily construction activities within existing operating facilities
- Review project budget with project team members
- Implement, maintain, and enforce a site-specific project safety program in accordance with all company policies
- Participate in monthly project status reports meetings
- Review and provide constructive feedback on all purchase orders and subcontractor contracts
- Prepare for & participate in internal, owners and subcontractor meetings
- Collaborate with project management team to develop and run foreman/subcontractor meetings
- Responsible for all jobsite control reporting measures including daily reports, payroll, quality reporting, accident and incident reports, and timesheets
- Responsible for ensuring the review of submittals, shop drawings, and requests for information (RFI's)
- Manage the closeout process with formulating and completing the job close out check lists, punch list process, gathering and issuing project close out documentation
Profile
- Degree preferred but not required
- At least 10 years of supervisory construction experience
- General Contracting background with a focus in health care projects. Project values can range from $1M - $200M or higher
- Must be willing to obtain CHC Certification if not already certified
- Project types can include health care fit-outs/interiors, renovations, and/or new construction work
- Demonstrated success in managing construction projects from start to completion
- Demonstrated skills in: managing site activity, labor relations, anticipating and resolving project issues, establishing and enforcing site schedule requirements, managing site safety and insurance risks, and subcontractor management
- Proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint)
- OHSA 30, CPR, First Aid Certifications
- Strong tenure at current and previous employers
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Job Offer
- Extremely competitive 6-figure base salary
- 100% employer paid medical, dental, vision insurance - for both employee and family.
- $1,100/month vehicle allowance - candidate is eligible for a company vehicle after 1 year of employment
- Annual bonus
- ESOP/Profit Sharing Program
- Employer-reimbursed tuition
- Learning + Development classes
- Annual review of salary
- 4+ weeks PTO per year, company holidays, floating holidays
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