Construction Superintendent

General Contractor in New York City - Public and Institutional Project
Generous base salary and Clear Promotion Structure

About Our Client

Our client is currently a leading General Contractor in the New York City Building and Construction industry. They have been an established for for 30+ years focusing on New York City Transit Builds and ADA renovations throughout Manhattan, NY. The client has a fast paced work environment with a very strong work cultural allowing for flexibility and competitive pay.

Job Description

Construction Superintendent - DOB - Queens, NY

Implement and maintain effective management, planning, and cost control systems in cooperation with the project team
Assist with pre-construction activities relevant to assigned construction project
Will report directly to Senior Construction Manager and assist with all duties
Communicate and organize with Subcontractors, MTA, NYC, and other public sectors
Establish and maintain communications between Client and Subcontractors to ensure accurate and timely flow of information
Prepare or assist pre-construction manager with the project budget
Review and approve Commercial construction operation plans, change order request and pay apps.
Provide monthly forecasting for all projects, including internal general conditions costs
Review contingency plans for potential problems concerning labor activity, fire, storms, etc.
Identify and evaluate risk that may have an impact on the project
Remain knowledgeable of subcontract agreements, purchase order terms and conditions, and sub consultant agreements
Develop and issue monthly status reports to keep management informed on construction progress, direct and indirect construction costs, and other project activities

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