Lead Superintendent

• Lead all onsite construction operations from mobilization through project completion, ensuring work is executed safely, on schedule, within budget, and in accordance with contract documents.
• Coordinate and supervise subcontractors, vendors, suppliers, inspectors, and field personnel to maintain productive workflow and achieve project milestones.
• Establish and manage jobsite logistics including site setup, temporary facilities, material staging areas, utility coordination, site access, and equipment management.
• Develop, maintain, and distribute weekly Four-Week Look-Ahead Schedules while proactively coordinating labor, materials, and equipment to support project progress.
• Monitor daily construction activities, workforce productivity, subcontractor performance, and material deliveries to ensure compliance with project schedules and quality standards.
• Conduct daily site inspections and quality control reviews to verify work is installed in accordance with approved submittals, shop drawings, specifications, and contract requirements.
• Maintain project documentation including daily reports, progress photographs, as-built drawings, inspection records, site observations, and field reports.
• Lead jobsite safety initiatives by enforcing OSHA regulations, subcontractor safety plans, site-specific safety requirements, and conducting safety meetings for high-risk activities.
• Schedule, coordinate, and participate in required inspections, testing activities, regulatory reviews, and Certificate of Occupancy approvals.
• Conduct and facilitate foreman meetings, owner meetings, architect meetings, subcontractor coordination meetings, and pre-installation meetings to ensure effective communication and project alignment.
• Partner with Project Managers to support RFIs, submittals, pay applications, schedule updates, change management, progress reporting, and overall project execution.
• Review construction documents, subcontract scopes, schedules, and design requirements to identify coordination challenges, constructability concerns, and potential project risks before they impact production.
• Manage project closeout activities including pre-punch inspections, punch list completion, final inspections, turnover documentation, and owner occupancy readiness.
• Build and maintain strong working relationships with owners, architects, engineers, subcontractors, suppliers, consultants, and internal project teams while promoting a culture of professionalism, collaboration, quality, and accountability.

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