General Superintendent

Piperton, TN

Full Time

TMI

Experienced

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform the essential functions of this position satisfactorily. The individual in this position must be honest, follow non-discriminatory employment practices and have a strong work ethic. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills, and/or abilities required.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Responsible for overseeing all Foreman/Lead Person and ensuring they are properly trained and able to manage their crew accordingly including completing all required paperwork.
Responsible for job scheduling and crew placement.
Attend pre-construction meetings as needed.
Visit job sites and ensure that Foreman/Lead Person is meeting all job requirements up to and including following plans and specs, ensure quality control, following all company safety policies, recording proper job time, etc.
Responsible for any required Foreman/Lead Person disciplinary action and available to support Forman in disciplinary action of other field employees.
Be familiar with the Company Handbook, Fleet Policy and Safety Policy and oversee adherence of all company policies and procedures.
Be proficient in Foreman/Lead Person Job requirements to be able to support Foreman/Lead Person in their job responsibilities.
Responsible for ensuring weekly Toolbox talks are performed and gathering sign in sheets to be submitted to corporate.
Review daily timesheets, production reports, pre-trip inspections, and driver behavior. Address issues as needed.
Available to go to job sites (even after hrs.) for safety incidents (where required, take someone to get tested, treated, document the incident, collect information etc.) as needed.
Available to bring materials, supplies, equipment, transport etc. as needed. (this requires a tow package, Lights, etc. as applicable).
Meet inspectors, PEs, owners, Primes, vendors, verify quantities, quality, meet specs, etc. as required/needed.
Must follow all company policies, procedures, and protocols.
Ensure all employees under your supervision are aware of and follow company policies, procedures, and protocols. Hold employees accountable as required.
Required to train employees in accordance with the passport program.
Assist with the collection of project revenue receivables
Assist and attend final project inspections. Secure and send final project documentation to internal and external stakeholders.
Identifies potential project risks and develops proactive risk mitigation plans. Addresses issues promptly to keep projects on track.
Allocate resources, including personnel, equipment, and materials, to maximize project productivity and deliver projects within budget.
Develop project staffing plan and establish a project completion schedule.
Any other duties assigned as needed.

SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE:

Must be able to effectively communicate, interact, and work with other individuals and groups.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Able to handle sensitive and confidential information.
Strong organizational & time management skills.
Possess the ability to read tape measures and plan documents.
Ability to read and understand gauges and other indicators
Ability to troubleshoot problems and offer solutions
Strong critical thinking skills
Ability to apply concepts of basic math
Ability to manage time between two or more projects at one time
Ability to read and comprehend instructions and procedures
Possess ability to read a tape measure and plan documents
The ability to apply knowledge and skills to achieve intended results
Must hold current First Aid, CPR, AED and Flagger certification
Must hold current Traffic Control Technician certification
Must hold current Forklift certification
Maintain a current CDL
Must successfully complete HIPPA and Ethics training

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

High school diploma or equivalent or 5 years work experience with the company.
Must meet the fleet policy driver eligibility requirements in order to be a company sanctioned driver
Must have a satisfactory motor vehicle report (MVR)
Satisfactory background check
Available for on/call needs as requested
The physical ability to immediately respond to emergency situations

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