About the Opportunity

Ambassador Group completed this search for a stable, established general contractor in the North Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area. The firm focuses on high-quality residential projects and is distinguished by thoughtful leadership, a careful growth strategy, a long history of success, and a reputation for quality work. Projects range from remodels of about half a million dollars to ground-up builds of $5 million.

Role Summary

Working under the direction of the Project Manager, the Superintendent is responsible for overall construction management on the jobsite and is part of the labor force that completes the work. They own layout for all phases, coordination of subcontractors, and interior finish work.

Key Outcomes
  • Jobs are completed on time per the schedule and on budget per the original scope, with subcontractors scheduled and coordinated 7 to 10 working days in advance.
  • Subcontractor production and execution stay on schedule, and layout and installation meet spec and quality standards.
  • Labor is directed with a complete task list and managed to budgeted hours, and built finishes are protected.
  • Supplies, tools, and equipment are on site when needed, with buyout items coordinated with the Project Manager far enough ahead to meet the schedule.
  • Scope changes are identified and passed to the estimator within one business day, and open change orders are followed up with the owner until approved or declined.
  • Owners and designers receive a weekly overview of work completed, a two-week outlook, and any changes, with prepared bi-weekly meetings alongside the Project Manager.
  • Daily reports, green sheets, time cards, and tags are accurate and turned in on time, and safety standards hold on every jobsite with bi-weekly safety meetings.
What You'll Bring
  • At least 5 to 10 years of supervision experience in residential or commercial construction, and 15 to 20 years of overall construction experience.
  • Experience managing jobs to a specific schedule, able to follow and use a Gantt chart and job schedule.
  • The ability to read and interpret blueprints and specifications accurately, and to understand the scope of work and the requirements of the client.
  • Demonstrated excellent workmanship, and knowledge of other trades such as electrical and plumbing.
  • Familiarity with OSHA regulations and UBC and CBC regulations.
  • Strong problem-solving and communication skills, basic computer skills in Microsoft Office and Outlook, and a valid driver's license in good standing.