Assistant Foundation Drilling Superintendent

Assistant Foundation Drilling Superintendent

Work Location:

• The physical location for this position is at any jobsite, which could be in any state. The ability to travel and adapt to different job sites is essential. Job sites may vary based on project requirements, and Superintendents must be prepared to work in various geographical locations and conditions.
  
  

Role: The Assistant Foundation Drilling Superintendent is responsible for assisting in supervising the foundation installation crew to ensure the delivery of a safe, technically sound, and cost-effective product.

Primary Responsibilities:

• Ensure compliance with company policies and procedures
• Assist in developing a thorough understanding of plans, specifications, permits, and other job site requirements and constraints, and ensure all subordinates understand their responsibilities for executing the same
• Assist in supervising subordinates, subcontractors, and crew operations to meet or exceed project requirements and client expectations
• Assist in overseeing the maintenance, care, and inventory of all equipment, including availability of supplies and spare parts
• Assist in ensuring all training needs are met and current for all subordinates
• Assist in performing quality assurance inspections of field operations and quality control methods and reporting
• Assist in monitoring costs, compare with estimates/budget, and report to the Project Manager
• Assist in participating in planning operations with the Project Manager and Engineer
• Assist in participating in project start-up and progress meetings
• Assist in preparing all activity, safety, and progress reports, and report any problems to the Project Manager for resolution
• Assist in conducting or monitoring all safety meetings and oversee site operations to ensure safe conditions

Qualifications and Education Requirements: The Assistant Foundation Drilling Superintendent must have a minimum of three (3) years + of experience supervising projects of similar size and technical complexity. The individual should be able to effectively communicate with subordinates, subcontractors, as well as the client’s engineer and site representatives. Adequate skills to understand the plans, specifications, means, and methods of construction and reporting are essential.