Project Superintendent (General Foreman)

What does a Project Superintendent do?
Project Superintendents supervise GSL Foremen, ensuring safety, quality, and productivity. They monitor critical path items, integrate change orders, and coordinate with clients. They also interface with project managers/estimators and develop positive client relations.

What skills are required of a Project Superintendent?

• Strong supervisory and leadership skills.

• Proficiency in project management and coordination.

• Excellent communication and client relations skills.

• Knowledge of safety regulations and enforcement.

• Ability to manage change orders and critical path items.

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