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Construction Superintendent – Commercial/Multi-Use
Location: Greenwood, SC
Our client is seeking a highly motivated Construction Superintendent to join their Commercial Division. This role offers the opportunity to lead a long-term, high-profile, multi-use development project. The ideal candidate brings a strong mix of field leadership, project management expertise, and a collaborative mindset.
Key Responsibilities:
Field Leadership & Execution
- Own day-to-day field execution for the assigned project, ensuring all work meets FLBC quality, schedule, and safety standards from mobilization through turnover.
- Set and enforce site logistics, laydown areas, and site-specific safety and access plans.
- Direct trade sequencing on site, ensuring subcontractor activities are properly sequenced, resourced, and aligned with the master schedule.
- Serve as the first-line escalation point for field issues, resolving conflicts and delays before they affect the schedule.
Team Management & Mentorship
- Directly supervise one to two Assistant Superintendents, assigning daily responsibilities and reviewing their work.
- Mentor Assistant Superintendents in scheduling, trade coordination, safety enforcement, and reporting to prepare them to run projects independently.
- Train and onboard field personnel and subcontractor crews on site-specific policies and procedures.
- Address on-site personnel and performance issues, escalating to the Senior Superintendent or Project Manager as needed.
Scheduling & Trade Coordination
- Maintain and update the project’s short-interval (3–4 week) look-ahead schedule in coordination with the master CPM schedule.
- Lead weekly subcontractor and foreman coordination meetings to align trade sequencing, manpower, and material needs.
- Identify schedule risks early and implement recovery plans to protect milestone dates.
- Ensure all field tasks are properly sequenced and aligned across trades to prevent conflicts and rework.
Reporting & Documentation
- Maintain accurate daily logs, photographs, and site records of construction activities, manpower, weather, and deliveries.
- Prepare and distribute standard daily and weekly progress reports to the Project Manager and Senior Superintendent.
- Track and report field-driven schedule changes, RFIs, and potential change conditions for formal change order processing.
- Maintain as-built markups, submittal logs, and RFI logs in the project management platform (e.g., Procore).
Quality, Safety & Compliance
- Conduct regular quality inspections to confirm work conforms to plans, specifications, and FLBC standards.
- Enforce OSHA, state, and local safety regulations; lead toolbox talks and site safety meetings.
- Maintain a clean, organized, and secure site, including protection, fencing, and signage.
- Coordinate building department, subcontractor, and third-party inspections.
Budget & Cost Support
- Provide field input to cost estimates, budgets, and productivity assumptions.
- Track and report field conditions that may drive cost or schedule change.
Stakeholder & Trade Partner Coordination
- Coordinate directly with architects, engineers, inspectors, and consultants to resolve field issues and maintain project alignment.
- Communicate schedule risks and field conditions clearly and promptly to the Project Manager and Senior Superintendent.
- Represent FLBC professionally with owners, trade partners, and the adjacent community.
Project Closeout & Turnover
- Manage the punch list process from generation through owner and architect sign-off.
- Coordinate final inspections, permitting, and certificate of occupancy requirements.
- Compile as-built drawings, O&M manuals, warranties, and closeout documentation for turnover.
- Lead owner walk-throughs and support the transition to operations and facilities teams.
Qualifications:
- 5 years of construction experience, including supervisory field experience leading crews, foremen, or Assistant Superintendents.
- Demonstrated ability to manage a project from mobilization through turnover.
- Proven experience coordinating multiple trades and subcontractors on an active site.
- OSHA 30-Hour Certification.
- Ability to read and interpret plans, specifications, and technical drawings.
- Proficiency with construction management software (e.g., Procore) and scheduling tools.
- Positive energy and a collaborative mindset.
- Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or related field preferred but not required.
Technical Skills:
- Construction project management and scheduling.
- Budgeting, cost estimation, and contract negotiation.
- Knowledge of building codes, construction methods, and materials.
- Blueprint reading and interpretation.
- Risk assessment, quality control, and safety management.
- Proficiency with project management software (CAD, BIM, or equivalent).