Traveling Superintendent

The ideal Superintendent will lead and manage Lenea Corporation’s remote Alaskan projects from project startup through final completion and beyond, assisting with business development by maintaining existing and building relationships with customers and bringing new opportunities. The Superintendent will provide mentorship and training for a generation of leaders in all aspects of safety, scheduling, standards of quality and relationship building.  This position may require working trades in the field at times.  project sites and work are in Alaska which has extreme environments at times.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Field Work

Accountable for:

• Writing project schedules timely, accurately and making it available to Foreman and subcontractors.

• Success of the projects and the project teams under their oversight

• Overall Risk Management (Mitigating Performance Risk on Self-performed and Subcontractors/General Public)

• Safety Risk Mitigation

• Setting the pace of the projects and leading by example to show the project teams how to treat clients, design partners, subcontractors, and our own crews.

• Integration with Chief Construction Officer for input on staff selection for projects

Craft needs: 

• Connect with the Chief Construction Officer to make sure that each project has the qualified manpower that it needs.

• Assisting/coordinating Tools & Equipment needs: Make sure that each project has access to the tools and equipment required for the job sites task.

• Conflict resolution: Assist foreman, subcontractors, and craft with approach options.

• Self-Performed Work: Assist in means and methods review process.

• Continuous improvement and optimization of Self-Performed productivity

• Gross Profit Results –in tandem with Construction and Preconstruction teams’ performance

• Knowledge of all trades for commercial and residential work.

• Familiar with working with Tribal communities and tribal governments.

• Familiar with working with Federal entities on projects execution and completion.

• Knowledge of Heavy equipment operations and maintenance.

Construction Administration:

• Review subcontracts

• Review of SWPPP Plan for your project

• SWPPP inspections

• Ensure that SWPPP reporting, and implementation are accurate.

• Claiming weekly quantities

• Ensure that quantities are accurately claimed each week.

• Running project meetings

• Attend project meetings.

• Communicate safety expectations to the Foreman and subcontractors and never walk past an unsafe act without correcting it.

• Teaming with the PM to create the control Budget.

• Review control budgets with Foreman prior to entry into accounting

• Quality control inspections of the projects

• Ensure quality issues are addressed timely and implement changes to eliminate re-occurrence.

• Purchasing or renting project specific tools/equipment