What are the responsibilities and job description for the Traveling Superintendent position at Vicon Construction LLC?
The primary function of the Traveling Superintendent is to oversee and manage all phases of a concrete construction project, including planning, coordination, and supervision of workers. The main goal is to ensure that all projects are completed in a timely and efficient manner while maintaining all safety regulations.
Key responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
- Initial plan review and scope
- Review project manpower and durations with OM/PM
- Create a list of RFI's for the project
- Identify change orders on the project
- Understand, coordinate, and manage schedule on the project
- Understand, coordinate, and manage materials on the project
- Coordination and scheduling of subcontractors (Iron Workers, Tilt Panel Patchers, Place and Finish Subcontractors)
- Attend all weekly meetings on the project
- Daily operations and scheduling of manpower on the project
- Daily communications and coordination with general contractor
- Coordinate schedule changes with project manager and operations manager
- Track and fill out all T&M tickets on a daily basis
- Correct time, daily, and safety reports (gather information from foreman for reporting)
- Quality control and daily job site cleanliness
- Coordination with other trades on site
- Ensure all orientations are complete for new hires and subcontracts on site as required
- Responsible for daily production goals and execution
- Communicate any potential risk or "road blocks" with PM/OM
- Understand and evaluate daily field conditions (weather, evaporation rate, site accessibility, etc.)
- Identify and assist with training and development of the field crews
Vicon Construction is a concrete contractor with a strong growth projection due to our ability to provide excellent service, superior workmanship, a culture of safety and extreme concern for our customers. It is imperative that our employees exemplify the integrity and work ethic that our company was built on.