General Construction Superintendent

at  Colas Canada

Subsidiary: Colas Canada Inc.
Colas Canada is part of the Colas Group, a world leader in transportation infrastructure construction and maintenance. The Colas Group also has a network of companies in the USA.
Responsibilities
The General Construction Superintendent is responsible for scheduling, coordinating, and supervising the work of all site operatives, ensuring that all work is delivered safely on time and within budget along with managing equipment and materials required.

• Participates in the preparation, organization, and overall coordination of the site: orders equipment, takes budgetary decisions, etc.
• Together with the Project Manager, works on the creation of teams, and deals with internal transfers.
• Helps in the choice of specified technical options and in the definition of equipment: adjusting new equipment and perfecting techniques.
• In collaboration with the Design Offices, chooses the building methods for optimized feasibility and safety.
• Provides direction to the sub-contractor Supervisor(s); organizes their work: sets objectives, checks the schedules timeframes, the efficiency and quality of production, etc. Ensures the resources for inspection are efficient.
• Draws up the necessary sub-schedules for the works.
• Ensures that the scheduling/quality/safety objectives are respected.
• Ensures the execution of integrated sub- contracted works or those necessary for the structure (on a large especially complex site, on a very large standard complexity site). Implements specific site procedures.
• Liaises, in all areas, between the site and the Site Engineering Team.
• Integrates and manages the constraints of other parties working on site as well as the co-activity.
• Ensures consistency of the Health and Safety Plans regarding all external parties on site.
• Continuously analyses and suggests improvements in performance.
• Finalizes, with the relevant management dept, the works budget for the different progress status points (objective, 20% progress point, etc.) and analyses the variance during presentations.
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