Superintendent - Night Shift

JF White - North Washington St Bridge
160 N Washington St
Boston, MA 02114, USA

• Oversee and manage night shift operations while ensuring site safety.
• Directly supervise union tradespeople, equipment, and subcontractors on-site.
• Serve as the primary point of contact between the client, public, and project personnel.
• Lead project planning, including schedules, equipment needs, trade assignments, lift plans, and safety plans.
• Foster an effective Safety culture on site.
• Ensure critical project information is accurately communicated to day shift teams.
• Adhere to labor and production schedules to ensure timely and cost-effective project completion.
• Review and interpret project plans and specifications for quality control and compliance.
• Develop and submit one-week and three-week look-ahead schedules, using the baseline CPM schedule.
• Comply with documentation requirements of the company and client.
• Complete daily reports, documenting workforce hours, equipment usage, completed work, and other key activities.
• Ensure all work meets QA/QC specifications and is completed to the highest standards.
• Regularly assist in reforecast of remaining work and schedule.

Qualifications

• 10+ years of experience as a Superintendent on heavy civil, utility, or highway and bridge projects valued at $5M - $100M.
• Extensive knowledge of heavy civil construction means and methods.
• Strong leadership and management skills with the ability to oversee operations.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills for coordination with teams, clients, and the public.
• Track record of positive safety record and evidence of prioritizing Safety on past projects.
• Experience in Traffic coordination, Bridge, Accelerated Bridge, DOT, Railroad, Utility, or Water Facility projects.
• Project history submission required with resume.

Compensation Range: $130,000-$180,000

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