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E-Frontiers

Assistant Superintendent

E-Frontiers, New York City, NY, United States


Position Overview

An Assistant Superintendent oversees day-to-day operations on interiors construction projects. The assistant superintendent is responsible for short-term scheduling, quality control and subcontractor coordination, advising the Lead Super & Project Manager if circumstances will impact the project schedule. This is not a comprehensive list and other duties may be assigned.

Responsibilities

  • Prepare and maintain daily reports, safety reports and inspection reports.
  • Verify accuracy of construction plan measurements of floors, walls, ceilings, etc. and identify discrepancies and take corrective action with Estimating or Project Manager.
  • Schedule and coordinate work crews consistent with project demands and schedule
  • Schedule the routing and delivery of materials taking appropriate precautions to prevent job-site theft, organize building access & elevator usage.
  • Co-chair weekly project team meetings to discuss project status. Document issues that impact the project schedule or will impact project budget and assign resolution to appropriate individuals in attendance.
  • Enforce safety policies and procedures. Make active attempts to resolve labor disputes and personnel problems. Take unresolved issues to Project Manager when needed.
  • Establish effective working relationships with clients, architects, engineers, subcontractors and others.

Qualifications & Requirements

  • NYC Local Law 196 SST Supervisor Card-62 Hours
  • Bachelor's degree in Construction Science or equivalent work experience is preferred.
  • 2+ years of field experience in commercial interiors projects.
  • Work experience should include some supervisory responsibility as a General Foreman, Field Engineer or Assistant Superintendent.
  • Proficient with software such as Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Procore, Microsoft Project).
  • Well-developed communications, interpersonal, organizational and teamwork skills are necessary.