1 year minimum safety experience in construction & OSHA 30

Superintendent - Their duties include to run the day-to-day operations of the project and control the short-term schedule. The role of the superintendent also includes quality control, implement a safe working environment, project planning, labor scheduling, and subcontractor coordination responsibilities. The superintendents are expected to be on their jobsite.

Job setup & safety plan

o Roof access points and methods of access

o Material laydown yard and security

o Material storage requirements

o Determine starting point and direction of production

o Determine the method of moving material from laydown yard to roof

o Determine type of tools and equipment needed

o Verify dumpster & toilet locations

o Protection of the property (interior and exterior)

o Determine the job schedule

o Determine working hours

o Establish site contact

o Determine jobsite and occupants’ egress

o Determine method of daily tie-ins

o Fall protection plan and safety equipment needed

o PPE requirements

o Verify existing conditions (interior and exterior)

o Emergency contacts (hospital, police, in-house personnel, etc, IPM..)

o Verify any customer project specific guidelines, limitations, certifications, orientations,

etc…

o Verify if permits needed and properly post

o Roof assembly and attachment pattern

o Coordinate plan with Foreman

· Communication

o Weekly report to the Customer

o Attend and manage progress meetings

o Daily reports

§ Weather

§ Crew size

§ hours worked

§ Quantity of work performed

§ Mark roof plan daily and include

§ List person reporting

§ Description of work performed

§ Document any visitors, equipment, problems, safety.

§ Include photos of daily activity

· Onsite Project Management

o Supervise quality control

§ Installation

§ Roof tie-ins

§ Material storage

o Handle any routine daily problems

o Handle leak calls on their projects

o Report billable work to the IPM

§ Track unit price work. Get customer to sign off

o Housekeeping (trash, debris, landscape, etc…)

o Verify material inventories and verify materials needed for the following week.

o Project photos & documentation – store in job notebooks

o Request for Information – inform and submit information to the PM

o Sheet metal

§ Submit sheet metal work orders

§ Coordinate metal installation with sheet metal team

o Manage labor and on-going production plan

§ Verify actual production vs budgeted production and adjust the plan

§ Manage and adjust the work schedule

§ Improve jobsite inefficiencies

o Manage subcontractors, sub crews, and in-house crews

§ Verify and coordinate safety, quality, and production.

§ Manage the work schedule

§ Coordinate with PM for any pay request approval

o Manage equipment

§ Determine what equipment is needed

§ Manage equipment costs

§ Servicing

§ Maintaining fluids

o Manage housing plan and costs

· Punchlist & project completion

o Malone pre-punch inspections & punchlist completion

o Manufacturer inspections & punchlist completion

o Owner/Architect inspections & punchlist completion

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $75,000.00 - $85,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Dental insurance
Health insurance
Life insurance
Paid time off
Vision insurance

Application Question(s):

Out of town work, weekend work

Experience:

Commercial Roofing: 1 year (Required)
Construction Safety Manager: 1 year (Required)

License/Certification:

Driver License (Required)
OSHA 30 (Required)

Willingness to travel:

75% (Required)

Work Location: In person

E Cornell Malone

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