Project Superintendent

Al J. Mueller Superintendent

The Al J. Mueller Superintendent is responsible for managing construction projects on-site including safety, field employees, subcontractors, schedules, and budgets to ensure the successful execution of the project.

Evaluation Of Performance

New hires receive a 90-day performance review, otherwise, annual reviews are conducted thereafter. The performance will be evaluated based on meeting specific goals, deadlines, and other quality indicators established for this position, working according to policies and standards established by Al J. Mueller, working effectively in a team environment, and interacting positively with all clients, subcontractors, and employees.

Essential Functions

• Oversees construction sites including productivity, safety, quality, and Al J. Mueller employees.
• Orders materials for projects and ensures they are on-site when needed. Issue PO and cost code accordingly.
• Frequent email communication with subcontractors and suppliers communicating schedule and work in place.
• Time entry and daily logs.
• Conduct or delegate Daily Preparation Process (DPP)
• Update the Field Operations Manager with 2 week look ahead for manpower and equipment.
• Create and maintain a positive work environment for all project personnel.
• Responsible to ensure the right subcontractors, equipment, and materials are on-site at the right time.
• Push subcontractors and suppliers for commitments and hold them accountable as needed.
• Requests manpower and equipment resources to the appropriate as needed for the project.
• Ensures positive relationships with customers, contractors, suppliers, and other employees are being maintained.
• Participates in project-specific meetings before, during, and after the completion of the project.
• Ensures high levels of communication with Project Managers to understand and meet workload needs.
• Ensures Company safety policies and procedures are followed.

Critical Skills, Knowledge, And Behaviors

Experience, Education, Degrees, And Licenses

Physical Requirements

Work Environment