Aireko

Superintendente de Proyecto

Aireko Construction, LLC - Mayaguez, Puerto Rico - Full Time

RESUMEN: El Superintendente de Construcción coordina todas las actividades de construcción del sitio y supervisa a todo el personal de campo, subcontratistas, inspectores y consultores según sea necesario para completar con éxito el proyecto a tiempo, dentro de presupuesto y con el más alto grado de satisfacción del cliente. Este puesto participa en la revisión de la capacidad de construcción hasta el cierre del proyecto.

RESPONSABILIDADES:

  • Supervisa toda la construcción en el campo, incluyendo la programación de subcontratistas, la resolución de problemas diarios en el lugar de trabajo y la inspección de todo el trabajo durante la construcción para garantizar el cumplimiento de los planes y especificaciones. 
  • Reunirse con los ingenieros del proyecto para discutir las especificaciones y mejoras de la construcción a tenor con el itinerario del proyecto.
  • Mantener un registro diario del lugar de trabajo.
  • Capacidad para trabajar de forma independiente, realizar múltiples tareas y pensar en la marcha.
  • Establecer y mantener buena relación con los dueños de la obra, comunicar de manera proactiva los plazos, las expectativas, y los problemas críticos con los clientes y tener una comprensión clara de las obligaciones contractuales. 
  • Mantener un el itinerario de la obra y hacer los cambios necesarios para asegurar que se cumplan los plazos.
  • Atención al detalle y seguimiento diario de la obra en curso para asegurar la integridad y que la obra esté a la altura de los estándares de calidad de Aireko.
  • Leer e interpretar planos de construcción y estar familiarizados con los códigos y normas de construcción.
  • Mantener buenas relaciones de trabajo con todos los subcontratistas del proyecto.
  • Asegurarse de que todo el personal del proyecto y los contratistas comerciales entiendan e implementen los requisitos de seguridad en el trabajo, trabajando con el personal de apoyo de seguridad como recurso.
  • Documenta semanalmente todos los cambios y las condiciones al Gerente de Proyecto. 
  • Realiza cualquier otra tarea, según asignada. 

REQUISITOS:

  • Bachillerato en Ingeniería Civil o educación similar, preferiblemente.
  • Más de cinco (5) años de experiencia como Superintendente de Proyectos en la industria de la construcción. 
  • Experiencia manejando presupuestos de obras de construcción. 
  • Capacidad para trabajar con numerosos contratistas y subcontratistas de manera eficiente.
  • Bilingue (Español e Inglés) preferiblemente.
  • Conocimientos básicos en el manejo de computadoras y Microsoft Office (Word y Excel).

AIREKO is proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action employer. The Company's policy is not to unlawfully discriminate against any applicant or employee on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, national origin, age, disability status, genetic information, military or veteran status or any other applicable legally protected considerations made unlawful by federal, state, or local laws.

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