The Construction Superintendent is responsible for managing and overseeing the quality of construction activities on-site. This role ensures that all construction work meets the required standards, project specifications and is completed within the established schedule and budget. The Superintendent works closely with project managers, engineers and contractors to maintain high-quality construction standards and safety on the job site.
o Supervise and monitor the work of contractors and subcontractors to ensure compliance with project plans, specifications, and quality standards.
o Conduct regular inspections of construction activities to ensure that work is performed according to contract requirements and safety regulations.
o Coordinate with project managers and engineers to resolve any issues related to construction quality or safety.
o Implement and maintain a comprehensive quality assurance plan for the construction project.
o Conduct inspections and tests to ensure materials and workmanship meet project specifications and industry standards.
o Identify and document any quality issues or defects and work with contractors to implement corrective actions.
o Schedule and lead meetings with subcontractors and clients following preparatory phase, initial phase and follow-up phase meetings as applicable in a timely manner.
o Maintain detailed records of construction activities, including daily reports, inspection reports and quality control documentation.
o Prepare and submit reports on the progress, quality and safety of the construction project to project managers and stakeholders.
o Ensure all necessary documentation, such as permits and inspection certificates, is obtained and maintained.
o Ensure that all construction activities are conducted in compliance with safety regulations and company policies.
o Conduct safety inspections and enforce the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) on the job site.
o Report any safety incidents or near-misses and implement measures to prevent future occurrences.
o Collaborate with project stakeholders, including architects, engineers, contractors and clients, to ensure project goals are met.
o Attend and participate in project meetings, providing updates on quality and safety issues.
o Communicate any changes or deviations from the project plan to the relevant parties and ensure proper documentation.
o Provide training and guidance to on-site personnel on quality control procedures and safety protocols.
o Stay updated on industry best practices, construction techniques and regulatory changes, and share this knowledge with the team.

Tribal One Companies are subsidiaries of the Mith-ih-Kwuh Economic Development Corporation (MEDC), a federally-chartered corporation that is 100% owned by the Coquille Indian Tribe.
Incorporated in 2011, the MEDC served as the business development arm of the Coquille Tribe and is committed to securing the economic health of the Tribe and by making a proactive, positive contribution to the economies of the communities in which its businesses operate.
The Tribal One subsidiaries include Tribal One Development, T1 Construction, LLC, Tribal One Architecture & Engineering, LLC, Tribal One Technology, LLC, Tribal One Broadband Technologies, LLC, and Tribal One Professional Services. Tribal One Development serves as the parent company for the broadband, construction and architecture and engineering ventures.
T1 Construction and Tribal One Technology, are SBA 8(a) Certified Small Disadvantaged Businesses. They along with Tribal One Architecture and Engineering, operate from Tribal One’s corporate office and from a bona fide office in Centennial, Colorado.
Tribal One Professional Services is an SBA certified 8(a) that operates along with the Corporate and Economic Development teams, from the corporate office in North Bend, Oregon.
Tribal One has expanded our networks, and currently have 6 offices nationwide.