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Superintendent
You are SIRQ’s representative on site.
The Owner, Architect and Subcontractors see you as the face of SIRQ.
Treat others with respect, be honest and be fair.
Deliver a quality job on time and on budget that you can be proud of.
The following is a brief guide to the responsibilities of a superintendent. This is not an exhaustive list of duties. Your duties will change depending on the project and the project team.
· Project Documents
o Study the plans and specs as much as possible.
o Schedule yourself 10-30 minutes a day to do this.
o Ask questions, clarify the design (RFI’s, missing scope, compatibility)
o Review Submittals & RFI’s on the daily. (Don’t just rely on the PE’s)
o Update As-builts regularly (Do this weekly…It is easy to get behind)
· Scheduling
o Develop the schedule to be accurate to the project.
o Update Weekly…Keep an eye on Critical Path, Float Path, Workflow, & Sequencing.
o Follow the company requirements for delays and impacts to be shown on the schedule.
o Keep an updated PDF on you when in the field.
o Send out schedule reminders at least 3 weeks in advance. Your job is NOT their only job.
· Daily Logs
o The more detail the better (Photo’s, Note’s, Procore phone logs, attachments)
o Schedule yourself time each day.
o These are required daily.
· Housekeeping
o Establish the expectation from day one.
o Use the contract if necessary (Hold subs accountable)
o Give assignments to the trades. (Stop work if needed)
o A safe site is SIRQ’s responsibility. (Everyone should go home safe)
· Jobsite Leader
o Lead by example (Lead from the front, show confidence)
o Mentor/Teach all on site (Learn from the trades)
o Maintain Positive relationships (Trades don’t have to love you, they need to trust you)
o YOU call the shots, not the trades.
· Training
o Attend Monthly SIRQ Super trainings (90%)
o Visit other SIRQ sites (See what others are doing)
o Hone your craft (Ask for help, learn through books, trainings)
o Speak up (Ask for trainings that may benefit you & others)
· Follow Through
o Do what you say you will do.
o Follow though & report back.
o Don’t be afraid to call someone out.
o Hold yourself & others accountable
o Create respect with the teams.
· Preplanning
o Always Plan ahead (Be Ready for anything, be proactive, look ahead)
o Be Aggressive (Don’t sit back & wait, plan now)
o See the Future (Know your jobsite, drawings, schedule & trades)
o Study your Jobsite (Stand back & take a 30,000-foot view. You will see roadblocks & flow)
o Have Plans A, B, & C Ready to go.
· Software Management
o Become an Expert (Procore, Phoenix, Bluebeam, Excel, Word, Emails)
o Get Training.
o Train others.
o Be open minded (We don’t know what we don’t know)
· To Do List
o Create a Task List you use daily. (Set a reminder to go through your list)
o Find a system that works for you (Note pad, apps, calendars)
o Go over this list daily for Critical Items (What’s hot for today?)
o You will miss things if you do not track them.
· Daily Huddles / Trade Coordination
o This is your meeting (You are in control of the meeting)
o Talk Schedule (Critical upcoming dates & milestones)
o Always be prepared for this meeting (Plan for this meeting, have an agenda)
o Set the expectation for this early (Start & end on time)
o Hold Trades & SIRQ accountable.
o Track constrains (Roadblocks, Who/What is the roadblock & due dates)
· Job Walks – Daily / Safety / QC / Schedule
o Schedule yourself time for these walks.
o Focused walks with No distractions. (Don’t let others steal your time)
o Walk multiple times a day (Don’t just sit in the trailer)
o Send out corrections & assignments.
o Know what’s going on, on your site.
· Quality Control
o Set the expectation early on
o Know what is being installed.
o Inspections (Your goal, no rework)
o Ask questions (The trades should be the experts)
o Trust your instinct (The job will talk to you)
Job Type: Full-time
Benefits:
Experience level:
Schedule:
Ability to Relocate:
Work Location: In person
Full Time
Building Construction
$103k-136k (estimate)
04/04/2024
08/01/2024
sirq.com
CEDAR PASS, UT
25 - 50
2004
ALAN PETERSON
<$5M
Building Construction
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