Electrical Substation Superintendent – DC

• Accountable for quality of work to ensure that it is being performed according to specifications.

• Coordinate billings with the owner’s representative (inspector) before billings are sent.

• Visit crews and monitor their safety, quality, & production.

• Monitor and review equipment (use, storage, servicing, damage, rentals, fuel reports, etc.).

• Accountable for equipment maintenance and repair.
• Review personnel (safety, performance, training, tardy/absentee, pay raises, CDL requirements, personal evaluations, i.e., personal problems/distractions, etc.).
• Ensure that tool inventories are completed and up to date.
• Get feedback from the Owner on quality, safety, schedule, materials, etc...
• Attend all required project meetings with the Owner.
• Generate and maintain a list of required personnel & equipment.
• Generate an initial list of required tooling.
• Finalize any contractual requirements; (including but not limited to Notice to Proceed filings, Licenses or Permits, project close-out documents, and attend required Owner meetings when possible).
• Evaluate bid opportunities for business unit.
• If the potential work fits the Substation business unit, review scope of work and Plan-Profile documents.
• If required, attend job walk and prepare organization.
• If required, secure quotes from subcontractors and/or material vendors from area.
• Assist with all required support documents to accompany bid; (Including but not limited to the following, Construction Plan, Schedules, and Licenses).
• Review and become familiar with entire contract.
• Review entire bid with BU.
• Complete unit and material Take-Off’s.
• Coordinate the securing of yard or show-up with client, material receiving team and construction team.
• Attend pre-construction meeting with BU.
• Arrange for accounts to be opened.
• Arrange for personnel & equipment transfers to project.
• Institute construction plan (organize crews & assign foreman to job task).
• Coordinate with regional safety manager to prepare a site specific “Project Safety Plan” and submit to client.
• Coordinate major project activities (such as SWPPP, locates, environmental, fire/water plan, subcontractor work, internal labor activity, etc.).
• Assist with updating schedules and/or progress reports.
• Ensure that all contract-related documents are secure, and copies are forwarded to key management and stakeholders.
• Verify that as-builts & progress charts are maintained and kept separate from construction blueprints and specifications.
• Have a good line of communication with the inspector.
• Keep journal of major events/documentation from owner (such as delays, etc.).
• Ensure that all change-orders are documented and submitted before commencing the work and then billed to the Owner in a timely matter.
• Arrange and/or participate in weekly foremen meetings (review if not attending).
• Arrange and/or participate in monthly safety meetings (review if not attending).
• Participate in monthly job safety review meetings.
• Accountable for tracking and resolving or mitigating issues associated with cost, progress, and schedule for duration of project.
• Generate and/or review/sign superintendent’s reports, daily time sheets, daily job briefings, pay raise request, summary of expenditures, billings to Owner, etc.

• Be prepared to make changes to people or equipment on the job, if conditions warrant.

• Monitor units completed versus proposed or bid.
• Assist BU with monthly forecast by the 10th of each month.
• Accountable for compliance with safety program and review all accidents.
• Follow all policies and procedures.
• Follow up on any complaints (from owner, general public, or landowners).
• Ask for guidance from BU when negotiating any changes to scope of work and required additional pricing (bidding can assist with pricing).
• Review and monitor project reports (such as labor/equipment cost, Wright Express, etc.).
• Accountable to see that close out procedures are followed. (Follow Check List in Policy Book).
• Review final billing to ensure that all items are billed.
• Coordinate personnel & equipment transfers from project.
• Assist BU with bluesheet data (such as tooling, traffic control, restoration, and other cost).

• May be required to relocate as work requirements demand.
• May be required to hold a valid class “B” commercial driver’s license.
• Read and interpret blueprints.
• Drive and operate conveyance machinery equipped with tools and materials to job site.
• Adheres to all Company Safety and Health Policies
• May work in storm restoration operations to rebuild and/or repair damaged power systems.
• May attend training classes or seminars to gather knowledge of new processes, safety regulations and/or refresher training.
• Work with limited supervision.
• Lifting and handling materials up to 60 pounds unassisted.
• Walking and working across uneven terrain.
• Climbing on and off large trucks and equipment.
• Exposure to hot and cold weather conditions.

• Paid on-the-job technical and professional training
• Defined career path for future growth
• Competitive wages and industry-leading benefits including Retirement Plan

InfraSource Construction, LLC