Salt Lake City, UT1 day ago
Qualifications and Experience: Five to eight years' experience as a Superintendent/Inspector/Supervisor; Demonstrated knowledge of safety and can demonstrate a Health, Safety, Environmental and Community focus in construction phase of project delivery; Demonstrated experience and understanding of the associated Quality requirements for Piping / Mechanical installations; A degree or equivalent construction experience; Knowledge of construction operations relating to field activities of engineering disciplines, construction technologies and jobsite supervisory functions; Effective leadership, communication, negotiation, problem-solving, planning and organizational skills required to manage Contractors and foster a team environment; Able to understand and effectively interpret all elements within technical specifications and drawings; Advanced knowledge of various construction disciplines, safety regulations, scheduling, cost control, quality control and engineering drawings; Ability to manage, review and interpret data, specifications, drawings received from engineering, contractors and vendors; Ability to work under pressure, multi-task and meet deadlines and work in a fast-paced environment; Demonstrated ability to work cooperatively with contractors and Company's representatives to resolve field problems in a timely manner; Able to run and manage multiple shift operations; The ability to quickly identify problem situations, evaluate alternative causes, produce workable solutions and assist lead a team to successful completion; Strong scheduling experience with a proven ability to develop, maintain and execute both long term and short-term schedules; Efficient report-writing, communication and managerial skills; Proficient PC skills including a working knowledge of MS office suite. The Superintendent will be responsible for: Ensuring the Works are undertaken safely, in compliance with the Contract and Regulatory requirements; Observing workmanship; Identifying quality issues; Observing and undertaking tests and inspections; Record and report defects; Record and track progress, quantities, schedule and cost.