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As an Assistant Superintendent, you’ll take on a role that’s vital to the smooth operation of a construction project. Working closely with the Superintendent, you’ll help oversee the day-to-day activities on the job site, ensuring that work is completed safely, on schedule, and in line with project plans. You’ll play a key part in coordinating trades, managing resources, and keeping the project on track. This role offers hands-on experience in construction site management and is a crucial stepping stone toward more senior leadership roles in the field.

Employer-Recommended Qualifications:

  • Complete an apprenticeship program or relevant field experience.
  • Bachelor’s degree recommended (PNW pathway program/construction or related field).
  • 2+ years of field experience in construction, with supervisory or leadership roles.

What You’ll Do on the Jobsite:


  • Assist the Superintendent in managing daily site operations and coordinating work activities.
  • Ensure subcontractors and trades follow the project schedule and meet deadlines.
  • Monitor job site safety and ensure compliance with safety protocols and regulations.
  • Conduct regular inspections to ensure work meets quality standards and project specifications.
  • Coordinate the delivery, storage, and organization of materials and equipment.
  • Communicate with the Project Manager and Superintendent to address on-site issues and keep accurate daily logs.
 

What You’ll Learn in the Apprenticeship Program:


  • Strong leadership and communication skills for managing on-site teams and coordinating tasks.
  • Ability to enforce safety protocols and ensure compliance with regulations.
  • Problem-solving skills to quickly resolve on-site issues and keep the project on track.
  • Attention to detail in overseeing work quality and ensuring adherence to project plans.

6050 Southport Road, Suite A

Portage, IN 46368

219-764-2883



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