Phase 04
Field Execution and site safety
Every project starts with a construction kickoff led by our Director of Construction, with leaders from every department. We assign roles to each field team member, including the superintendent, complete a risk assessment and a project-specific safety plan, and track every goal in a responsibility matrix.
On site, every week
- Weekly foremen meetings run by the superintendent
- Manpower and labor management, including subcontractor relationships
- Ongoing schedule evaluation
- A three-week look-ahead schedule
- Safety and inspection management under the Ameris Safety Handbook
- Coordinating on-site resources with the project management team
What makes us different
Our goal is to meet your goals, not just to build to the drawings. Sometimes that means expert advice on a better way to complete part of the project, and when it protects the schedule and budget, our team self-performs smaller items. Each client gets a direct line of communication with the construction team.
Closeout
At the end of each phase and each subcontract, the superintendent creates a punch list so every trade meets the schedule and quality standard, and works with project management to complete and document every inspection.
Safety and the environment
All superintendents are OSHA 30-hour and CPR/AED certified. They walk the site every morning and log daily reports in Procore covering the work completed, the workforce on site and at least ten photos a day. They also hold Maricopa County air-quality certifications, and keep daily records of subcontractor environmental certifications under the county's dust control rules (Rule 310).
Let's talk about your next build
Tell us where the project stands (a site, a pro forma or a full set of drawings) and we'll tell you how we can help.