CTS Assistant Superintendent

Our culture is rooted in a shared vision
- to help keep the world's most precious resource safe - and in the core values that guide us in pursuing this vision and delivering on our mission to clients.
We provide the highest quality liquid storage design and construction services at the best long-term value with an unrivaled customer experience. We have built over 3,500 pre-stressed concrete liquid storage tanks over the past 90 years around the country and world, as a result we have become the leader in the industry when it comes to quality and innovation.
The CTS Assistant Superintendent is responsible for performing and supervising the completion of all the work required throughout each of the phases of the tank rehabilitation and retrofit process. It is understood that the CTS Assistant Superintendent is a hands-on supervisor and is responsible for assigning and following up on the work of others. The CTS Assistant Superintendent works directly with the CTS Field Superintendent or Project Manager to plan the workflow, ensure company quality and safety standards are maintained, and all deadlines are met.

The CTS Assistant Superintendent helps to develop the plan which includes daily and long-term milestones that support the overall job schedule and budget. The CTS Assistant Superintendent is required to provide training opportunities during the course of the project and to document training for all employees on site. Responsibilities and Requirements

• Provides coaching and training utilizing the resources from DN University while motivating the
• team.
• Establishes crews, assigns responsibilities, and ensures that the work is completed in accordance
• with DN Tanks safety/quality programs and meets budgeted man-hours.
• Reviews and understands the overall job schedule and budget. This information assists with
• developing crew sizes and durations.
• Reads and interprets tank/contract drawings to ensure work is performed according to
• specifications.
• Checks and confirms elevation grades and plumbness on critical tank components.
• In the absence of the Superintendent, starts up/sets up a project including construction of
• forms, unloading and organizing trailers, and general site layout per drawings provided by
• Project Manager.
• In the absence of a Superintendent, closes out a project by understanding the project
• closeout/punchlist check off sheet and the procedures of calling all equipment off rent.
• Leads the quality control (QC) program by taking ownership of the quality inspections, following
• through with QC check assignments by other, and promoting employee participation.
• Works with the Superintendent or Project Manager to complete all required paperwork for the
• project including SIS schedule, equipment and QC photos, weekly safety inspection report,
• timesheets, etc.
• Coordinates with Purchasing and Warehouse Departments on the delivery of equipment and
• supplies as needed.
• Collaborates with the Superintendent or Project Manager to plan daily and long-term work
• schedule and complete weekly short interval schedules.
• Actively pursues training on Superintendent duties such as improving computer skills,
• scheduling, payroll administration, documentation logs, weather checks, etc. This includes using
• the iPad and the laptop computer.
• Understands the entire concrete supply program including calculating water/cement ratios,
• figuring dosage amounts for admixtures, mixing trucks to proper slump, and testing for slump
• and air content.
• Utilizes, studies, and maintains (i.e.
  
  --- notes and highlighted sections) own set of tank drawings.
• Inventories material upon delivery to ensure components comply with the tank drawings prior
• to signature.
• Participates in a daily closeout meeting with the Superintendent/Project Manager providing an
• update on the day's activities and needs for the following day.
• Leads the APSP Safety Program and ensures that all personnel onsite are following DN Tanks
• safety policies.
• Responsible for communicating to all personnel onsite that they have stop work authority.
• Develops task hazard analysis (THA) and makes the necessary changes specific to the job site
• conditions and reviews with the crew.
• Identifies hazards, takes action to…