Electrical and Instrumentation Superintendent

The Electrical and Instrumentation
Superintendent is responsible for overseeing andcoordinating the project works contractors and maintaining the project performance goals. Superintendents coordinate work efforts and ensure electrical and instrumentation activitiesare sequenced in accordance with the project schedule. A superintendent must be acompetent person in the construction trade with relevant training and project experience inelectrical and instrumentation installation works on process plant construction projects, with aminimum of 10 years’ experience in this field in order that they can accurately evaluate themethods and performance in all respects of the particular scope elements of the project forwhich he is accountable.
Key Responsibilities
 Monitors overall job site heath, safety and environment performance and verifies thatcontractors are protecting their workers at the job site
 Responsible for construction supervision and administration including supervision ofcontractors and their subcontractors for assigned portions of the project
 Assists in the coordination of the design deliverables to support continuous and efficientconstruction
 Job site point of contact for all contractors in his assigned area of the project
 Conducts daily coordination meetings with contractors.
 Monitors the delivery of materials to the site and release to contractor
 Plans and chairs project safety meetings, assists with incident investigations andreporting, and participates in Hatch safety programs and initiatives
 Communicates the identification, management and resolution of deficiencies andnonconformance to the Construction Manager
 Assists with site administration and record keeping procedures in accordance with the Construction Execution Plan
 Assists with construction estimating, scheduling, cost control and reporting for all workbeing performed by the contractor in his assigned area of the project.