Job Location: St. Louis, MO Position: Sitework Superintendent Position Summary: Barton Malow is seeking a Sitework Superintendent to join our team in St. Louis, MO. In this role, you'll promote and enforce a safe work environment while supervising and coordinating sitework and civil trade partners to ensure work is completed on schedule and in accordance with the contract documents. This position provides field oversight to earthwork, utilities, and site improvement scopes, responsible for the excavation, grading, underground utility, and site development needs of our projects while delivering a quality product to the owner. Job Responsbilities: • Enforce corporate safety policies in the field, holding key responsibility for jobsite safety compliance and proactive pre-task planning for all site activities, including excavation and trenching. • Supervise, coordinate, and sequence sitework contractor activities, earthwork, grading, underground utilities, and paving, to maintain productivity and prevent conflicts between trades. • Manage erosion and sediment control (SWPPP) compliance and coordinate with surveyors on site layout, grades, and elevations. • Develop and maintain a detailed sitework schedule and manage work to keep activities on track. • Develop site logistics plans that maximize productivity, manage material haul and stockpiling, and minimize impacts to adjacent operations. • Oversee creation and completion of the sitework punch list, ensuring installation meets drawings, specifications, and quality standards. • Demonstrate fiscal responsibility by enforcing contract requirements and limiting field changes; assist with developing work scopes and front-end documents that comply with applicable trade jurisdictions. • Communicate effectively with the Project Manager and resolve conflicts and disputes promptly to minimize delays and claims. Qualifications: • 5+ years of experience in sitework, civil, or related roles. • 5+ years superintendent experience • Strong knowledge of earthwork, grading, underground utilities, and site development means and methods. • 4-year technical/engineering degree or equivalent field experience. • OSHA 30 certification preferred; trenching and excavation competent person training a plus.