Branch Management

A Branch Manager for Venture Construction is expected to be a Business Manager, a manager of people and to provide leadership for Project Managers.

• The first responsibility should be to control and direct all activities of the branch office through its Project Managers, Accounting Personnel and Administrative Assistants.
  
  
• The field activities of each branch office are controlled and directed by the Job Superintendent under the direction of our Area Supervisors. The Branch Manager and the Area Supervisor should work hand-in-hand, trying to make each other's work go as smoothly as possible. Complete teamwork between the Branch Manager and Area Supervisor is vital.
  
  
• Overseeing and controlling the invoicing and collections of each Project Manager in the branch.

Project Management

A Venture Project Manager is a team player working under the direction of the Branch Manager and making every effort to bring the project in on time, within the budget and with a quality we can all be proud of. The Project Manager, Job Superintendent and Area Supervisor must always work together toward a common goal.

• Client contacts and client satisfaction.
  
  
• Bidding and negotiating projects.
  
  
• Buy out of the job.
  
  
• Coordinating the construction schedule and material deliveries.
  
  
• Cost control.
  
  
• Invoicing (includes coordination of lien waivers and punch list completions).
  
  
• Day to day teamwork with Job Superintendent and Area Supervisor with each trying to make the other person's job go as smoothly as possible.

Area Supervisors

A Venture Area Supervisor must provide leadership, direction and control of the field activities for five to eight projects simultaneously.

• It is mandatory that the Area Supervisor be on the job during certain phases of construction.


• Finding and checking property pins, checking line and grade for building lay-outs, checking plumbing and electrical stub-ups before slab pours and checking sub-surface conditions at various stages of paving operation should be of vital concern to each Area Supervisor.
  
  
• Teamwork is also a vital part of area supervision. Area Supervisors should strive to fully cooperate with the Project Managers and keep them informed of jobsite conditions that they might not be aware of from day to day.

Job Superintendents

Job Description:

• Direct supervision of all work at the jobsite.
  
  
• Quality control.
  
  
• Scheduling subcontractors and material deliveries to meet construction schedule.
  
  
• Verifying and insuring that all work is done in accordance with plans and specifications.
  
  
• Insuring that all work is performed in accordance with all OSHA Safety Standards.