Duties and Responsibility: Field Leadership and Trade Coordination - Direct daily on-site construction operations, including self-performed work and subcontracted trades.
- Lead daily coordination huddles and weekly subcontractor foreman meetings.
- Identify and resolve trade conflicts, sequencing issues, and field coordination concerns before they affect the project schedule.
- Manage manpower loading, material staging, deliveries, laydown areas, crane and lift activities, site access, and parking.
- Coordinate construction activities within the limitations of an active and occupied campus.
- Verify that all workers maintain current site credentials.
- Coordinate escort requirements for personnel who do not have required site clearances.
Schedule Management - Manage the project baseline Critical Path Method (CPM) schedule and required schedule updates.
- Develop and distribute rolling three-week look-ahead schedules.
- Identify schedule variances and potential delays early.
- Develop and implement recovery plans when project activities fall behind schedule.
- Document causes of project delays and schedule impacts as they occur.
- Coordinate phased construction activities, swing-space moves, and utility or system outages with the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) and facility staff.
- Ensure appropriate advance notice, planned outage durations, and system restoration verification are communicated and documented.
Occupied-Facility Control - Maintain appropriate separation between construction activities and ongoing facility or training operations.
- Establish and maintain barricades, temporary partitions, signage, protected egress routes, and controlled access areas.
- Manage construction-related dust, noise, vibration, odors, and debris.
- Schedule disruptive construction activities outside normal training or operating hours when required.
- Maintain life-safety systems and safe egress throughout construction.
- Coordinate fire alarm and sprinkler impairments, fire-watch requirements, and temporary life-safety measures.
Government Interface and Documentation - Serve as the primary field point of contact for the COR.
- Participate in project progress meetings and provide updates regarding project status, upcoming activities, issues, risks, and schedule forecasts.
- Prepare and submit accurate daily construction reports documenting manpower, equipment, weather, work activities, deliveries, visitors, and delays.
- Support the Quality Control Manager with submittals, Requests for Information (RFIs), inspections, and deficiency corrections.
- Support the Safety Manager with hazard identification, corrective actions, and site-safety compliance.
- Coordinate and drive completion of project punch-list items.
- Oversee final cleaning and preparation of completed spaces for turnover.
- Maintain and coordinate as-built drawing markups and field documentation.
- Support testing, commissioning, and system startup activities.
- Coordinate training for Government personnel on installed systems and equipment.
- Support final project turnover, including Operations and Maintenance (O&M) manuals, warranties, closeout documentation, and related records.
Required Qualifications: - High school diploma or GED. An Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture, or a related field may substitute for two years of the experience requirement.
- Minimum eight (8) years of progressive construction supervision experience, including a minimum of five (5) years as the lead Superintendent with total field responsibility.
- Demonstrated completion of at least three (3) projects of similar size, scope, and complexity, including interior renovation, building systems replacement, or tenant improvement work.
- Demonstrated experience performing renovation work in occupied, operational facilities where the occupant continued normal operations throughout construction.
- Documented ability to coordinate multiple trades concurrently and to develop, maintain, and recover a CPM schedule.
- OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety certification (current).
- Current First Aid, CPR, and AED certification.
- Able to obtain FLETC/DHS facility access credentials as described above
Preferred Qualifications: - Prior construction experience on a federal installation, particularly DHS, FLETC, CBP, USACE, NAVFAC, VA, or GSA PBS projects.
- Working familiarity with EM 385-1-1 and with the three-phase quality control process.
- USACE/NAVFAC Construction Quality Management for Contractors (CQM-C) certificate.
- EPA RRP (Lead-Safe Renovator) certification and asbestos awareness training, which are frequently relevant in older federal building stock.
- Certified Construction Manager (CCM), AGC Certificate of Management, or comparable credential.
- Established subcontractor and trade relationships in the coastal Georgia / Southeast Georgia / Jacksonville labor market.
- Experience with infection control or interim life safety measure protocols, temporary partitions, negative air, and dust and noise containment in occupied space.
Benefits: - Dental insurance
- Health insurance
- Life insurance
- Vision insurance
- Medical insurance
. (The right is reserved under provisions PL 93-638 Section (b), (f), (g), (i), 20 USD450 Indian Self Determination and Education Assistance Act of 1974 to give PREFERENCE AND OPPORTUNITY for employment, training, and contracts to Indians)
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