Construction Lead Person

About Us:

Span Construction & Engineering, Inc. is a pioneer in state-of-the-art prefab steel construction, proudly operating as a 100% Employee Owned Company (ESOP) in the building industry. Since our inception in 1980 we’ve fostered enduring relationships as trusted advisors with our valued clients. We are the number one builder in our field. We are dedicated to providing exceptional engineering and construction services, having successfully completed over 214 million square feet of buildings to date, with ongoing projects 24/6 throughout the year.

Setting the industry standard, we prioritize safety, quality, and integrity in all our endeavors. We are inspired, challenged, and empowered to be and give our best every day, not only because we are each exceptional at what we do, but also because we are surrounded by hungry, humble and smart people.

POSITION SUMMARY

The Construction Lead Person (Steel Erection) is an important entry level supervisory position. The Construction -Lead Person (Steel Erection) assists the Superintendent and Foreman in supervising and leading a group of Employee-Owners (i.e., construction crews and the individual Employee-Owners on a jobsite) in the erection of pre-engineered, prefabricated steel buildings. -Lead-men lead small groups of workers on specific tasks and installations on specific tasks and installations safely, skillfully, efficiently, and on schedule. This position is an important step on the path to becoming a Foreman, and requires leadership, mentoring abilities and a strong desire to learn.

REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS STATEMENT

To accomplish this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform, with or without reasonable

accommodation, each essential function satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made

to help enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

Safety Responsibilities

• Prioritizes safety as the utmost importance, even before production, and promotes a jobsite

culture that makes safety the primary focus for all Employee-Owners at all times.

• Assists the Superintendent or, at times, conducts frequent safety meetings, including but not

limited to daily morning huddles and weekly “Toolbox Safety Talks.”

• Completes all required and/or necessary safety-related reports and inspections, including

but not limited to daily safety reports, daily Jobsite Safety Analyses ( JSAs), daily equipment

inspections, and other periodic inspections of equipment, machinery, materials, and tools.

• Communicates and enforces safety procedures and site rules.

• Assists the Superintendent in coaching, translating, and administering disciplinary actions

with Employee-Owners for safety infractions, adhering to company progressive disciplinary

action procedures.

• Provides support to the Superintendent in investigating and documenting safety infractions.

• Responsible for directing crew to complete work in accordance with OSHA and Company

safety policies and regulations, as well as any site-specific requirements.

Strategic Responsibilities

• Fully understands and shares a passion for the Company’s core values, vision, mission, and

objectives.

• Provides leadership and management to ensure that the vision, mission, and core values of

the Company are put into practice.

Supervisory Responsibilities

• Effectively motivates, directs, trains, and coaches Employee-Owners to substantively add

value to our company labor pool.

• Assists the Superintendent in successful and meaningful onboarding and training of field Employee-Owners, including but not limited to indoctrination from day one into the Company’s culture, particularly with respect to its safety culture.
• Responsible for the day-to-day management of field Employee-Owners assigned, including but not limited to administering Company policies.
• Supervises, trains, and leads crews and individual Employee-Owners throughout the duration of the project while constantly demonstrating proper
procedures and promoting safety, accuracy, and efficiency.
• Is responsible for providing coaching and mentoring to Employee-Owners.
• Responsible for directing crew to complete specific scope in adherence to project schedules/deadlines.
Pre-Construction Responsibilities
• Is responsible for learning how to access site-specific and other relevant documents, in Procore and/or Autodesk.
• Assists the Superintendent and Foreman in securing all equipment, safety material, and tools needed for the project.
Construction Phase Responsibilities
• Deciphers drawings and directs proper layout and placement of building components.
• Plans, coordinates, and directs the day-to-day work and activities of small groups of workers in specific tasks.
• Is responsible for organizing, maintaining, issuing, and managing tools and equipment on site, and effectively and timely communicating inventory
needs to the Superintendent.
• Regularly inspects work for quality and adherence to SPAN standard details, drawings, plans, and other relevant specifications and directives.
• Anticipates problems and/or conflicts that may arise during phases of construction and proactively adjusts accordingly.
• Regularly reviews updated and revised drawings and documents to ensure all new details are incorporated into the work plan.
• In the absence and in support of the Superintendent, communicates and cooperates with inspectors coming to the jobsite, demonstrating knowledge
of the project, relevant drawings, and the required inspections, and addresses any deficiencies found as a result of an inspection in a timely manner.
Closeout Responsibilities
• Assists Superintendent and Foreman in the timely completion of all open action items listed on inspection reports from the Quality Assurance
department and any associated punch lists.
• Assists Superintendent and Foreman with inspection, reconciliation, and inventory of tools, materials, and safety gear in preparation for the next
project.
Other Responsibilities/Duties
• Endeavors to stay up-to-date with emerging technologies and trends in the construction field.
• Projects a positive image of the organization to Employee-Owners, clients, industry, and community.
• Maintains a “value added” approach to all aspects and phases of construction projects.
• Participates fully as a team member in building an atmosphere of openness, honesty, respect, cooperation, and accountability. Is visible, approachable,
accountable, and available.
• Performs other duties as required by circumstances or assigned by the Superintendent or Foreman.

EDUCATION: High School Diploma or GED or sufficient experience may be substituted for
educational background.
EXPERIENCE: 5 years trade experience and must have personally performed the duties
being instructed to others with extensive knowledge and expertise in Pre-
Engineered Steel Building Erection.
COMPUTER SKILLS: Proficient in using a cell phone, and company communication tools (e.g.,e-mail,
internet, etc.)
CERTIFICATIONS & LICENSES: OSHA 30 and First Aid Certified. Certified Aerial Platform and Forklift Operator.
Must have a valid drivers’ license. Must be able to be insured on the company’s
insurance policy as a driver for the company.
OTHER REQUIREMENTS: Must be able to receive instruction and supervision.
Intermediate to Advanced Building Component Knowledge – Demonstrates
knowledge of all building components and proper installation procedures
Proficiency in Reading Construction Drawings/Plans – ability to read
construction drawings/plans in order to carry out various construction tasks
properly.

Ability to partner with others for guidance and confirmation when
there is a perceived discrepancy.

Demonstrate plan coordination.
Proficiency in Work Plan Sequencing – Demonstrates ability to understand
the proper timing of project tasks
Bilingual (English/Spanish) is preferred but not required.

Benefits:

• ESOP – 100% Employee Owned
• Per diem paid 7 days a week
• Medical benefits and 401K
• Opportunities for career advancement
• Enjoy working in an exciting, challenging, and fast paced work environment