Production Superintendent

The Production Superintendent is a working superintendent: the leader on the jobsite who runs day-to-day field execution - safety, quality, schedule, and site conditions - and performs hands-on work alongside the crew.

• Safety. Owns the site-specific safety plan, activity hazard analyses, and weekly safety meetings; leads incident reporting; maintains occupied-home protection and dust containment.

• Quality. Owns the field quality-control checkpoints: concrete pre-placement, framing pre-MEP, pre-cover, insulation and air sealing, and pre-punch.

• Schedule. Builds the job schedule with the Production Project Manager; maintains the 3-week look-ahead; runs pre-task meetings at each major phase.

• Site and materials. Leads jobsite mobilization and logistics, existing-conditions documentation, and material receiving and damage inspection; coordinates material deliveries.

• Crew and subcontractors. Directs the field crew and subcontractors on site; manages crew time in the Buildertrend time clock; completes daily job logs.

• Changes and closeout. Identifies and documents changed conditions for the Production Project Manager; supports client walkthroughs, punch lists, and warranty callbacks; contributes to the post-project review.

• Hands-on work. Performs skilled carpentry and finish work as the schedule requires.

This summary describes the core of the role; duties will evolve as NSS grows.

This summary describes the core of the role; duties will evolve as NSS grows.