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The Industrial Water/Wastewater Superintendent is responsible for planning and oversight of all aspects of an assigned project. The Industrial Superintendent works diligently to meet all goals set for the specific project and manage all field operational duties.
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Supervise Industrial installation activities related to pipe/duct/tank field installation, pressure vessels, towers and tanks, heat exchangers, rotating and material handling equipment to ensure that work is done in accordance with Contract requirements, specific Manufacturer's instructions and Project procedures.
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Understands and applies the terms and conditions of the owner and subcontractor contracts for the project. Participates in the negotiation process with the owner and architect to gain agreement for project changes.
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Currently seeking a Senor Construction Project Manager for great opportunity in the Minneapolis area. Responsibilities of the Senior Project Manager - Commercial Construction. Coordinate with the Superintendent to ensure safety, quality control and schedule.
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Review, tabulate, and negotiate final quantity agreements with owner and/or Prime contractor to ensure 100% payment for all work performed. Assist and support the Superintendent and Foremen as needed.
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Initiate and review close-out procedures with the project superintendent, owner, and architect before trade contractor work starts; maintain a zero punch list. Work with the Superintendent in adhering to the schedule for early project close-out and final acceptance by the owner.
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This includes punch list execution, commissioning, final inspections, owner training, etc. Industrial Water/Wastewater Superintendent. Ensure alignment of budget set for the project including labor, materials and equipment.
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Lead or attend the weekly site progress meetings held with the owner, design team, and key trade contractors, project estimate reviews, start-up, monthly interim, and close out meetings; generate minutes from the meetings.
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Effectively communicates and works with internal team including site superintendent, project director, and project coordinator. Successfully coordinates on-site project team, contractors, vendors, schedule, owner correspondence, client-relations, drawing management, approvals, materials, and deliveries.
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This position will manage and control assigned projects, including safety, budgets, contracts, schedules, and trade contractors and supplier coordination while working in conjunction with the Superintendent to lead the project team.
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