Responsible for the daily project site operations including managing and coordinating subcontractors and suppliers, ensuring a safe, productive, and efficient workflow throughout the project lifecycle.

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• On site supervision and coordination of trades, suppliers, equipment, and material deliveries; manage the daily field activities to ensure that project milestone dates, quality, and overall schedule is met.

• Daily verification of quality control/ quality assurance; ensure that construction work is being performed in accordance with the contract documents.

• Conduct weekly subcontractor coordination meetings.

• Attend/participate in weekly Project Meetings (on site)

• Work closely with the Project Manager with project related administration i.e., submittals, RFI's, Architectural/Engineering sketches & directives and schedule.

• Perform on site daily safety inspections; accompany third-party Safety Officers during formal site safety inspection; perform weekly safety meetings (Toolbox Safety meetings).

• Mechanical/Electric coordination - verify as-built conditions.

• Maintain Project Schedule; provide 3-Week Look Ahead schedule at each weekly meeting; ability to maintain safe, efficient, and orderly "work-flow".

• Participate/coordinate/schedule periodic inspections with local and state building officials; obtain/track/compile all inspection results and associated reports.

• Provide trouble-shooting and proposed solutions due to unforeseen field and/or design conditions/conflicts; resolve problems as they arise regarding conflicts and/or design discrepancies.

• Maintain a consistently clean and safe job site; enforces subcontractor clean-up; ensures that temporary protection and traffic control is being maintained.

• Administrative duties include producing/tracking: RFI's, Daily Reports, Incident Reports, Issues Log, Concrete Logs, Submittals, Work Lists, Punch Lists, Project Closeout documentation and associated reports.

• Establish and maintain all dimensional controls for the project to include the use of third-party survey and layout personnel.

• Coordinates/schedules on site testing agencies, police and fire-watch details as required by contract/job site conditions.

Due to the above responsibilities, there are certain physical requirements required that include, but are not limited to:

• Prolonged periods of standing/walking as the expectation of a project field superintendent is to be actively engaged with on-site work-in-progress.

• Ability to maintain reasonable balance.

• Ability to maneuver through an active job site i.e., climb stairs, ladders, staging and platforms.

• Ability to perform above responsibilities in hot, damp, and cold climates (typical for New England).

• Ability to maintain focus and remain alert and attentive at all times.