Assistant Superintendent

Direct sub-contractor activities within the area of responsibility

Analyse manpower, material, equipment requirements, and interfaces the requirements with others as designated by supervising

superintendent

Implement and enforces policies, procedures, and related work rules as established by field construction management

Prepare reports and forecasts, as required, and keep supervisors informed on progress of overall assigned activities

Assist Superintendents in the preparation of construction methods, schedules, manning charts, and material and equipment

requirements

Supervise and direct subordinate manual and non-manual personnel, as assigned

Ensure safety standards and requirements are implemented and adhered to by craftsmen and others when in the operational

area

Ensure tools and equipment are in safe condition and operated safely

Assist in the administration of a security plan to coordinate the activities with all parties

Asist in the participation of contract negotiations

Ensure corporate policies and procedures are fully implemented

Requirements

Degree in Architecture, an Engineering or Scientific discipline, or specialized courses in Construction Management or equivalent

experience and training

Work experience in craft, non-technical or technical positions

WHMIS certification in fall protection training

Knowledge of a single or multi-discipline construction or engineering operation relating to field activities

Must be able to recognize that a problem exists in their area of responsibility, and report and receive direction from the supervisor

Determine the priority of assignments based on critical deadlines that must be met

Must be able to communicate with all participants involved within the construction project

Management skills and administrative experience

Written and oral communication skills

Must possess computer skills, including Microsoft Office Suite (experience with project management software an asset)

Proven leadership abilities

Benefits

Competitive compensation package

Collaborative but challenging work environment

Early departure on Fridays for summer months

Prime office location in Toronto downtown area

Completely renovated office space

Free coffee every day

Frequent team bonding activities

Degree in Architecture, an Engineering or Scientific discipline, or specialized courses in Construction Management or equivalent experience and training Work experience in craft, non-technical or technical positions WHMIS certification in fall protection training Knowledge of a single or multi-discipline construction or engineering operation relating to field activities Must be able to recognize that a problem exists in their area of responsibility, and report and receive direction from the supervisor Determine the priority of assignments based on critical deadlines that must be met Must be able to communicate with all participants involved within the construction project Management skills and administrative experience Written and oral communication skills Must possess computer skills, including Microsoft Office Suite (experience with project management software an asset) Proven leadership abilities