Site Superintendent, Central Yukon (Dawson City)

Site Superintendent Duties&Responsibilities Pre‑Construction Management

Work with the Project Manager to develop and maintain the master project schedule with input from subcontractors.

Assess commissioning and O&M requirements for the master project schedule.

Develop the Health, Safety and Environment Plan.

Review contracts with the Project Manager to ensure scope of work and schedules are accurate and feasible.

Notify the Equipment Management Team of project requirements.

Assist with the selection of trade subcontractors.

Conduct constructability reviews to bring value to the construction execution stage.

Construction Management

Plan, organize, direct and control daily construction operations with direct leadership responsibilities for junior resources as assigned.

Fully understand the Master Contract and Subcontractor Contracts.

Develop and measure productivity on site to quantify planned progress against actual.

Control site logistics, maximize efficiencies, and minimize deficiencies of all work including subcontractors, suppliers and employees.

Establish the site for construction.

Maintain daily and ongoing reporting to track site progress.

Maintain a clean and organized site.

Execute the quality management program proactively to minimize deficiencies.

Approve timesheets.

Hold daily field‑level hazard assessments and weekly toolbox talks.

Conduct weekly subcontractor progress meetings and hold everyone on site accountable to the Master Project Schedule.

Purchase, maintain, track and forecast materials.

Review all subcontractor submittals.

Support the development of commissioning and handover plans.

Fix deficiencies in line with achieving the total completion date.

Manage risk during the project by following the Risk Management Plan.

Communicate daily with the Project Manager and project team on construction status, including any concerns or discrepancies that may require escalation.

Attend owner meetings throughout the project.

Manage, control, and record all permit requirements, third‑party inspections, commissioning, training and handover.

Communicate with the office to manage administrative tasks.

Ensure all on‑site contractually required items are implemented and completed.

Champion health and safety and occupational practices and regulations.

Provide cost‑effective solutions to construction issues and coordinate with the Project Manager.

Post‑Construction Management

Close all site accounts.

Demobilise the site.

Site Superintendent Qualifications

Undergraduate degree or diploma in construction management, engineering, or another relevant field (preferred).

Certification in First Aid/CPR and WHMIS.

Valid driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle.

3+ years’ experience in the construction industry, preferably in commercial construction management.

Strong familiarity with contract administration, drawings, specifications, architectural and engineering standards, and building practices, including building codes.

Full understanding of mechanical and electrical installations, including commissioning and handover.

Excellent budgeting, costing, and scheduling skills.

Experience using MS Word, Outlook, MS Project, electronic document management systems and Procore.

Strong leadership skills with experience managing all disciplines, internal employees, and external sub‑trades.

Ability to inspire trust in difficult situations by instilling confidence and engaging people on matters that affect them.

Ability to forge, grow and maintain positive relationships.

Ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously and meet the time demands of unpredictable activities, handling pressure and challenges.

Works within tight deadlines and prioritises work to achieve them.

Strong analytical, critical thinking, troubleshooting and problem‑solving skills, with a high degree of accuracy and attention to detail.

Strong interpersonal and communication skills demonstrated through speaking to groups of employees on site and communicating to a variety of stakeholders including clients, management and site employees.

Demonstrates a sense of urgency and strong commitment to achieving goals; able to work in a challenging, fast‑paced environment.

Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Travel to site will be required; travel within MB / SK as directed.

Competitive Salary, Liveout, Accommodations, Company Truck, Concurrent Manitoba Projects.

Only applicants with the legal right to work in Canada can be considered for this opportunity.

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