LEGACY HOSPITALITY
Construction Superintendent / Construction Project Manager
LEGACY HOSPITALITY, Seattle, Washington, us, 98127
Overview:
The Construction Superintendent / Construction Project Manager is a leadership role responsible for the strategic and operational oversight of all construction projects and improvements. These individuals leads construction personal, subcontractors, safety, planning, and compliance efforts to ensure a safe, efficient, and future-ready environment. The role requires strong project management skills, a deep understanding of construction processes and techniques, building systems, and the ability to lead teams and manage subcontractor relationships effectively.
Key Responsibilities:
Safety management: Developing and implementing safety protocols, conducting regular safety inspections, and ensuring compliance with safety standards to maintain a safe work environment.
Project planning and scheduling: Defining project scope, creating detailed project timelines with milestones, estimating resources and budget requirements, and coordinating tasks and team members to keep the project on track.
Budget management: Developing and controlling the project budget by estimating costs, approving expenditures, negotiating contracts, and making financial adjustments as necessary.
Strong hands on Superintendent abilities: Assigning tasks based on team members' skills, balancing workloads, managing procurement and delivery of materials, equipment, and labor, and coordinating with subcontractors and suppliers.
Risk management: Identifying potential risks, developing and updating contingency plans, continuously monitoring risks, and making necessary adjustments to minimize delays and financial losses.
Quality control: Setting quality standards, conducting site inspections, ensuring compliance with building codes and client requirements, promptly addressing quality issues, and training team members on quality procedures.
Communication and coordination: Facilitating regular meetings with stakeholders, maintaining clear communication among clients, contractors, workers, and regulatory bodies, providing project updates, and ensuring alignment among all parties.
Qualifications:
Must be willing to relocate to the Seattle, WA area.
Proven experience (typically 5+ years) in the Construction Management field
Strong knowledge of construction practices, processes, AHJ Codes and safety regulations.
Demonstrated ability to manage complex projects, budgets, and vendor relationships.
Excellent communication, negotiation, and organizational skills.
Bachelor's degree in construction management, Engineering, or a related field preferred.
The Construction Superintendent / Construction Project Manager is a leadership role responsible for the strategic and operational oversight of all construction projects and improvements. These individuals leads construction personal, subcontractors, safety, planning, and compliance efforts to ensure a safe, efficient, and future-ready environment. The role requires strong project management skills, a deep understanding of construction processes and techniques, building systems, and the ability to lead teams and manage subcontractor relationships effectively.
Key Responsibilities:
Safety management: Developing and implementing safety protocols, conducting regular safety inspections, and ensuring compliance with safety standards to maintain a safe work environment.
Project planning and scheduling: Defining project scope, creating detailed project timelines with milestones, estimating resources and budget requirements, and coordinating tasks and team members to keep the project on track.
Budget management: Developing and controlling the project budget by estimating costs, approving expenditures, negotiating contracts, and making financial adjustments as necessary.
Strong hands on Superintendent abilities: Assigning tasks based on team members' skills, balancing workloads, managing procurement and delivery of materials, equipment, and labor, and coordinating with subcontractors and suppliers.
Risk management: Identifying potential risks, developing and updating contingency plans, continuously monitoring risks, and making necessary adjustments to minimize delays and financial losses.
Quality control: Setting quality standards, conducting site inspections, ensuring compliance with building codes and client requirements, promptly addressing quality issues, and training team members on quality procedures.
Communication and coordination: Facilitating regular meetings with stakeholders, maintaining clear communication among clients, contractors, workers, and regulatory bodies, providing project updates, and ensuring alignment among all parties.
Qualifications:
Must be willing to relocate to the Seattle, WA area.
Proven experience (typically 5+ years) in the Construction Management field
Strong knowledge of construction practices, processes, AHJ Codes and safety regulations.
Demonstrated ability to manage complex projects, budgets, and vendor relationships.
Excellent communication, negotiation, and organizational skills.
Bachelor's degree in construction management, Engineering, or a related field preferred.