Southland Holdings

Project Superintendent

Pinellas County, FL - Full Time



Johnson Brothers is currently accepting resumes for a highly motivated individual to join our team as a Project Superintendent. This candidate must have a strong structural superintendent background, to provide construction and structural engineering services to support field operations.
Responsibilities

  • Manage all structural/segment work to include foundations, elevated formwork cycles, cranes, layout and controls, placement, consolidating and finishing concrete best practices, shoring tower management.
  • Capable of working with the Project Management on shop drawing review process (Such as: rebar, tendons, stud-rails, concrete etc.) Verify that all required shop drawings, plans, mix designs, special material approvals, traffic control plans, and other documents necessary for assigned phases of work have been submitted and approved prior to start of the work
  • Oversee inspection and verification for the receipt or shipment of materials to and from the job site.
  • Properly code field delivery tickets and employee time cards as required and turn into the project engineers promptly.
  • Coordinate and collaborate with the Project Management to develop an accurate forecasted Project Schedule and Look Ahead, including identifying required subcontractors and material deliveries.
  • Adhere to safety standards and ensure that trade and subcontractor site safety is in compliance with EGC (What is EGC standards?) standards and all applicable safety codes and regulations.
  • Supervise and develop hourly man-power labor projections.
  • Identify problems early and act immediately to provide solutions.
  • Oversee the work to ensure installation is in compliance with and conforms to the approved contract documents and maintain quality control for work performed by employees and subcontractors. (QA/QC compliance).
  • Work closely with the project surveyor and quality control representatives to keep sheet installation on location with every sheet. The purpose is to have the ability to install and close the circular loop with the last sheet, ensuring all sheets fit the circle per the plans.
Requirements:
  • Minimum of 7+ years’ experience within the heavy civil construction industry
  • Background in Bridges and Structures
  • Proficient with Outlook, Excel and Common Scheduling Programs a plus
  • Ability to read, understand, and interpret contract documents including drawings, specifications, scopes of work, and the project schedule
  • Solid written and oral communication skills.
  • Ability to communicate with the CEI of the project.

Qualifications and Education Requirements:
• OSHA certification, Fall Protection, Rigging, Trench safety, Confined space, First aid / CPR Certification.

Full-Time employee benefits – Competitive pay, Health/Dental/Vision/Life & 401K company match.

Paid holidays/vacation. Employee Referral program.

For more than 100 years, hard-working, honest, innovative people have been building what has become SOUTHLAND HOLDINGS. We combine the strengths of six companies who share a dedication to building critical infrastructure projects which improve the environment and lives of those around us.

Southland Holdings is an EEO employer - M/F/D/V

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