General Superintendent
Duties and Responsibilities:
Oversee all phases of a project from initial planning to completion
Help manage CAD, FAB, Field process
Communicate and enforce procedures
Supervise the Foremen (this may include assigning teams to specific jobs)
Prepare the work schedule and manpower curve on the project (with the Project Manager (PM))
Provide schedule order/delivery dates for all material/equipment/fixtures with (PM)
Provide technical advice and help on projects
Attend all job turnover meetings
Train and develop General Foremen and Foremen
Push prefabrication with the FAB shop managers
Review bulk buyout of all material (provide take-off to PM)
Continuously walk projects to review labor, planning, QAQC, safety, and productivity
Skills and Qualifications:
Understand your scope of work and what is in the estimate
Understand your crew rates
Understand if you are making labor and material cost against the estimate/budget (with PM)
Bluebeam and Microsoft Office Suite (particularly Excel)
Education and Experience:
Benefits Offered:
Medical, Dental, and Vision (employer pays 86% of benefit cost)
EAP Plan
401K with Company Match and profit share (total match of up to 7.5%)
STD, LTD, & Voluntary Life benefits offered
Paid Time off
Paid Holidays
Yearly company sponsored family events
All employees are subject to pre-employment drug screens.
Affirmative Action/EEO statement:
As an Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity Employer, Apollo Mechanical Contractors “Apollo” ensures that no applicant for employment or employee of Apollo is denied equal opportunity because of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, gender identity, and sexual orientation), national origin, age, disability (mental or physical), genetic information, veteran status, or any other characteristic any characteristic of his or her relatives, friends, or associates.
Apollo is based in Kennewick, Washington, performing Full Mechanical projects across the United States and around the world. Apollo employs over 2000 people, with annual revenues of over $600 Million.
Apollo Sheet Metal officially began operations in 1981, building on a vision that originated in the mid-1970s by owner Bruce Ratchford. With a decade of experience and expertise in mechanical design and business management, Mr. Ratchford incorporated Apollo in Richland Washington, to serve the Tri-Cities’ construction needs. Since 1981, Apollo has expanded its market to include locations across the United States and multiple countries.
Apollo has progressively grown larger than its original scope and has expanded its operations to specialize in mechanical construction for correctional facilities, hospitals, laboratories, high tech data centers, schools, and industrial facilities.
In 2011, Apollo Sheet Metal received an Experience Modification Rate (EMR) of 0.29, making them the safest company in Washington State, beating out the second closest company by an astounding 30%. In 2017, Apollo's EMR of .038 making them the Construction Contractor with the lowest EMR in the state of Washington for the Eighth year in a row.
