Lead Superintendent (REQUIRED: Multifamily Construction Experience)

Lead Superintendent (REQUIRED: Multifamily Construction Experience)

There's more to Morgan Group than our 65+ multi-family properties. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. At Morgan Group, it's about the people who work for Morgan, our residents, our construction team, and adhering to our key values that make us who we are as a company. Our success comes from finding, retaining, and supporting the highest quality talent by offering full-time employees a variety of benefits including: Advancement opportunities Training Low-cost medical, dental, vision Flexible spending accounts (medical, limited purpose & dependent care) Health savings account Voluntary life insurance Long-term disability insurance Company paid life insurance Company paid short-term disability insurance 401K (traditional & Roth) with company match Employee assistance program Paid time off plans including: Vacation Sick Floating holiday Bereavement leave Holiday schedule Referral bonus program Specific job duties include, but are not limited to, the preparation, review, tracking, and distribution of the following documents and tasks: Preconstruction

Reviews overall construction plan and update as required Create the project CPM schedule to be put into P6 format by 3rd party consultant Create an organized and thoughtful site plan setup and layout as well as prepare schedule and phasing plan Works with project team to provide input on subcontractor pre-install meeting preparation Reviews submittal/procurement log and ensures that its order meets project schedule and requirements Reviews and understands Site Specific Safety Plan Reviews and understands site specific QAQC Plan

Construction

Facilitates all first work inspection on all scopes of work Works with team members to prepare for interior and exterior box walks Day to day review and verification of work being installed Works closely with the team in all aspects of the construction process Understands the need to be able to delegate Is a champion of conflict resolution Has an ownership attitude and realizes that he is the first line of defense of all aspects of the construction process Works closely with PM's and APM's to manage all general condition costs throughout project Ultimately responsible for the scheduled success of the project

Request for Information (RFI's)

Communicate (verbally and written) questions effectively using plans, sketches and photographs as needed Ensures that RFI's are tagged on plans in Procore and field set

Weekly Subcontractor Meeting

Create 4-week look ahead schedule Prepare meeting agenda and meeting minutes, ensuring meeting minutes are saved and distributed to subcontractors on a weekly basis Be prepared to review and discuss any new plan changes and RFI responses Discuss weekly safety topic Hot topics and issues

Plans & Revisions

Ability to read and understand plans Maintain a current and permitted set up plans in the jobsite office for the local inspecting municipality Check plans and submit RFI's as needed so that productivity is not hindered Ensure RFI's are being marked and clouded on the drawing sets, both in Procore and field set

Safety

Conduct daily safety walk Correct any issues immediately and report to sub's foreman and superintendent Document repeated offenses and email sub's main office (copy PM) if an issue continues or is not corrected.

Reports

Reviews and finalizes daily reports in Procore Manages and documents storm water weekly and "event" reports Reviews all direct job costs and reports on a weekly basis

Schedules

Must be able to create, manage and update project schedules Meet, maintain and update the projected and actual schedule prior to the team meeting each week Create a 4-week look ahead schedule to distribute at weekly sub meetings

Punch Lists

Create and distribute detailed completion lists and punch lists Manage the completion of these lists

Inspections

Works with project engineer to track and review any open items created on inspections Work with city inspectors to pass inspections as needed Inspect and verify the subcontractor's layout of items. Examples include: Plumbing/electrical in slab rough Drywall layout Cabinet and appliance layout Rough in locations to match "box walk" Tile layout

Follow up on all third-party inspections to make sure all deficiencies are cleared:

Fair housing Water proofing Structural Concrete Welding Safety Bank inspectors QAQC Any other inspector

Budget

Carefully control labor hours and invoiced expenses Review draws and invoices when requested for accuracy and report any issues to project manager.

Meetings

Effectively lead and participate in team and project meetings and prepare meeting minutes (i.e., jobsite, weekly team meetings, QAQC, subcontractor, pre-installation coordination, etc.).

Ability to identify deficiencies and provide resolution Effectively handle crisis situations Must communicate well at all levels from labor crews to city officials and investors Must have excellent attention to detail and have the ability to adjust quickly as priorities change. Must be able to effectively document and communicate via email with project team, design team, development team and subcontractors. Mentor project team members for current success and future growth Provide timely and cordial interaction with supporting work groups, such as accounting, HR, management, QAQC, internal and external design professionals, etc. Travel will be required for projects out of the city limits Qualifications Interpersonal skills - Focuses on solving conflict, not blaming; maintains confidentiality; listens to others without interrupting; keeps emotions under control; remains open to others' ideas and tries new things. Oral communication - Speaks clearly and persuasively in positive or negative