What are the responsibilities and job description for the Traveling Superintendent position at Austin Building and Design, Inc?
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The Superintendent is responsible for organizing and supervising all aspects of construction on projects and is accountable for ensuring compliance with construction documents, specifications, codes, schedules as well as controlling cost to ensure the project is constructed within the Budgets provided. The Superintendent must provide the necessary leadership to keep the day-to-day operations running smoothly on the project assigned, or their designated section of responsibility by establishing work tasks to be completed by subcontractors and their crews. This position reviews and controls labor and material costs associated with changes to the project scope and ensures that the work being done by subcontractors is accomplished at the lowest cost possible. The Project Superintendent ensures that all daily reports and other field documentation required for historical reference are accurate and input into the project management software. Continual inspection of the work being completed in accordance with the construction documents is required. This position creates daily progress reports and assists other departments in the preparation of reports concerning the status of fieldwork. The incumbent must demonstrate a proven ability to manage medium-to-large-sized projects with projected gross revenues ranging from $50 million to over $150 million.