Site Administrator

Role

Reporting to the Construction Manager, the role of Project Administrator is to perform a wide range of administrative and office support activities on the site to facilitate the efficient operation of the organization. In this role the Project Administrator is expected to coordinate and maintain office supply inventories, open sort and distribute incoming correspondence and coordinate maintenance of office equipment.

Responsibilities

• Ensure all crew members and visitors are signed-into the daily sign-in sheet and counts are sent to prime contractor
• Review and correct all inspection sheets and safety documents. Scan to SharePoint and file all paperwork into the appropriate binders / files
• On daily basis prepare, print and e-mail POD (which includes updates on daily activities).
• On weekly basis prepare, and e-mail 3 week look ahead (which includes updates on personnel on site, daily activities, weather and pictures).
• Print daily safety documents and timesheet form on daily basis for Foreman. Ensure documentation is returned and timesheet forms with updated daily notes, employee counts, LOA, and equipment information is entered into Hard Dollar
• Scan and file equipment inspection forms on weekly basis and printout blank forms for the upcoming week
• Maintain 100% crew attendance for weekly safety meeting.
• Maintain daily quality control from field activities to ensure staff are completing the provided QC Forms, Quantifying Pictures, and UTM Coordinates as per Inspection and Test Plan.
• Update the Inspection Test Plan (ITP) onceField Quality Control Forms are completed, scanned, and filed within QC Binders .
• Assistance in capturing and maintaining Data Books and Operation and Maintenance Books (O&M) project deliverables from a field perspective.
• Ensure officer trailer is kept organized and tidy.
• Check and update all equipment, trucks and test equipment on site for the shift. Maintain record including correct identification number, wash log, and calibration certificate of all equipment coming to and leaving the job site
• Ensure, at all times, that a copy of Alcohol & Drug letters for each crew member is available along with any certifications and tickets that an employee may have

This opening is for the Marathon Gold Valentine Lake Project starting June 1st and end in November of 2024

Schedule of 14 days on and 14 days off

10-hour days (7 : 00 am to 5 : 30pm). Overtime paid at time and a half after 10 hours in a day as well as after 40 hours in a week.

Travel time to and from site will be paid at base rate, and travel provided by employer from St John's.

This will be a camp based job, all accommodation and food provided.

Starting wage of $26.89-$30.21

Please note that the wage details above reflect the base pay only and does not include our competitive bonus program and benefits that we offer.

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Benefits