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We believe that everyone should work in an environment that inspires productivity, peak performance and delivers wellbeing. Across our 48 global studios we see that positive work environments foster open, collaborative and supportive cultures populated by highly independent, motivated people. While our core business is strategising, designing and building workplaces for some of the biggest brands in the world, we know our people are our #1 asset. We look after them with an extensive Employee Value Proposition program which includes rewards and recognition, career development and a focus on wellbeing.

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Unispace is a global workplace design firm with integrated project delivery capabilities. We seamlessly unite strategy, design, project management and delivery to achieve real, measurable results for our clients. Our people are at the heart of everything we do: we’re one global team with a fearless sense of possibility and the freedom to challenge convention. Our culture is open, collaborative and built on talent and experience that spans the globe.

Who You Are: 

We are looking for a motivated Superintendent to work on an exciting mixed space project for a client of ours in Calabasas, CA. This role will be a 12 month contract supporting the construction on site. This will offer the incumbent an opportunity to work with a high priority Life Science client, and delivery a best in class project. 

Key Responsibilities:

  • Understanding of sub contractor contracts/terms/scope
  • Ensuring thorough understanding of the project, drawings and specs
  • Executing Delivery strategy
  • Managing stakeholders within the field/onsite
  • Effective communication with stakeholders (client, landlord, tenant, agent) when on site
  • Managing the performance of sub contractors
  • Effective communication with Unispace team regarding on site performance
  • Collaborating across disciplines, regions, studios to enable the effective delivery of our Unispace 80/20 methodology
  • Ensuring alignment to the culture, values and behaviors of Unispace
  • Managing Health & Safety on site
  • Ensuring job site cleanliness
  • Program management (Schedule)
  • Punch list completion
  • Quality control/quality assurance
  • Onsite document control
  • Site set up and establishment
  • Executing site risk management plan and escalating any risks/issues to Senior Project Manager/ Project Manager, where relevant, whilst operating in compliance with ethical practices
  • Project close out
  • Support implementation of the Corporate Social Responsibility program

Knowledge, Skills and Experience:

  • Construction experience (relevant)
  • Health & Safety standards and qualifications
  • Construction sequencing
  • Knowledge of building codes
  • Understanding of drawings and specs
  • Time management
  • Communicating with impact
  • Problem solving
  • Influencing others
  • Team development
  • Attention to detail
  • Commercial interior office fitouts
  • Project management software system and Microsoft office suite
  • Proven track record (delivery)
  • Managed subcontractors

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