Assistant Project Superintendent - Heavy Civil (FDOT)

H.T. Prof Executive Search; Brooksville (FL); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full benefits package

Job summary

H.T. Prof Executive Search is sourcing an Assistant Project Superintendent for a heavy civil highway project in the Tampa Bay area, onsite full time.

The role backs up the Project Superintendent and oversees subs, foremen and crews while coordinating field activity on FDOT work in Florida. The ideal candidate has 5–7 years of heavy civil highway construction, FDOT contracts experience, and is based in or willing to relocate to the Tampa Bay/Central Florida region.

Qualifications

• 5 to 7 years in heavy civil highway construction.
• Experience with FDOT contracts, specs and reporting.
• Current level of Assistant Superintendent, General Foreman or senior Foreman.
• OSHA 10 is a plus.
• Valid driver's license and clean driving record.
• Based in Tampa Bay or Central Florida, or ready to relocate.

Responsibilities

• Run subcontractors, foremen and crews day to day
• Back up the Project Superintendent on planning and production
• Keep daily reports, logs and field documentation current
• Handle quality control in the field
• Sit in meetings with the owner and FDOT inspectors
• Coordinate equipment, material and deliveries
• Own jobsite safety and toolbox talks
• Travel between work areas on the project as needed

Skills

FDOT contracts experience

Subcontractor management

Site coordination

Safety & OSHA awareness

Relocation willingness

Job description

H.T. Prof Executive Search is sourcing an Assistant Project Superintendent for a heavy civil highway project in the Tampa Bay area, onsite full time.

The role backs up the Project Superintendent and oversees subs, foremen and crews while coordinating field activity on FDOT work in Florida. The ideal candidate has 5–7 years of heavy civil highway construction, FDOT contracts experience, and is based in or willing to relocate to the Tampa Bay/Central Florida region.