Construction Superintendent - Traveling Position

What you'll be doing:

As Superintendent you will interface with clients, design teams, and construction crews to coordinate and participate in commercial construction projects throughout the United States. In addition to hands-on project completion, your responsibilities will include estimating costs, monitoring aligned budget categories, working with design teams, maintaining scheduling, and ensuring a seamless process of projects from start to finish. This position requires you to be hands-on, working directly in each project, and directly managing all trade subcontractors. This position will travel nation-wide.

• Hands-on oversight on all phases of a construction project on site until completion 
• Work with all trades personnel and subcontractors in the field to ensure they are on task to meet customer project goals and DWM profitability target 
• Provide direction to team members and subcontractors to ensure all standards of quality and safety are maintained 
• Maintain records of project progress, ensure deliverables, timesheets, and invoices are approved and sent in daily 
• Practice accurate forecasting of project cost and timeline to ensure project bids are achieving expected profit margins 
• Read and comprehend blueprints, purchase orders, change orders and submittals
• Monitor schedule of work to be performed and review work as accomplished, ensuring timelines are met
• Plan inspections and obtain construction permits from local authorities as needed
• Resolve on-site issues and emergencies, escalating to the Director of New Operations as needed
• Maintain clear lines of communication with Director of New Operations providing regular project updates, manpower forecasts, and reporting on all activities; including immediate reporting of urgent issues
• Ensure compliance with all company policies and procedures
• Additional tasks and responsibilities as needed/assigned
• Ability to travel required about 70% annually, nation-wide (home every other weekend)
• Primarily day and early morning work, may require some night work