CSA Superintendent
About the job
- A degree, or an exceptionally strong trades background.
- At least 15 years of construction and/or mechanical experience.
- At least ten years of site experience.
- Experience on a life science, mission critical, or similarly complex project.
- Excellent communication and reporting skills.
- Prioritize the safety and health of everyone working on or visiting the site.
- Promote compliance with Construction Safety & Health and Environmental Management plans; intervene when unsafe situations or practices are observed, and coach workers on safety practices.
- Complete at least five SORs and three SPA audits each week, participate in weekly safety audits according to the rota, and attend the weekly safety meeting.
- Review contractors’ method statements, SPAs, and permit applications with the Construction Superintendent and EHS team, and provide feedback to ensure risks are assessed and appropriate controls are in place.
- Coordinate work with the commissioning team during turnover.
- Become familiar with the contract scope, technical documentation package, contract price details, and fabrication, supply, and construction programme.
- Monitor contractors’ daily site activities to ensure they meet safety, quality, schedule, cost, and documentation requirements; remain informed about planned activities, work methods, and resources.
- Run and minute the contractors’ weekly meeting, and review and respond to contractors’ weekly reports where necessary.
- Participate in four-week lookahead meetings and ensure contractors’ planned work is communicated and coordinated with other work.
- Coordinate contractor interfaces and co-activity with other CMT personnel, keeping stakeholders informed.
- Participate in morning workface planning meetings (“Whiteboard meetings”) and weekly coordination meetings.
- Monitor contractors’ quality-plan implementation, inspect work daily, and witness tests or inspections required by the Inspection and Test Plan.
- Keep the CM and QA/QC manager informed about quality matters, advise the QA/QC manager of potential deviations from IFC documentation, and ensure only approved changes are implemented.
- Track and review contractors’ technical RFIs, submittals, and purchases, referring them to the QA/QC manager or Field Engineering team for input, resolution, or approval.
- Ensure a First of Kind register is maintained and approvals are obtained.
- Ensure a Sample List is maintained and required samples are approved.
- Complete and record at least one specific inspection daily in the QIR report.
- Coordinate free-issue equipment deliveries, receipt, and inspections with the Construction Superintendent and material Controller.
- Review and approve test packs with the QA/QC/Turnover Manager, and provide information to the database controller to keep status reports accurate and up to date.
- Participate in system walkdowns, punch-list management, construction close-out, and turnover of systems to the client and/or C&Q team.
- Review contractors’ red-line mark-ups for completeness and accuracy.
- Maintain project filing documentation requirements and red-line construction IFCs to show progress and installation accuracy.
- Expedite punch-list close-out.
- Become familiar with the contract, pricing agreement, and scope of work.
- Advise the Construction Superintendent and Contracts Manager about field variations, scope changes, or potential additional costs.
- Forward contractor correspondence with contractual significance, including cost, quality, or schedule matters, to the Construction Manager, Area Owner, and Contracts Manager.
- Review claims and extra costs against contract scope and advise the package contract administrator.
- Track contractor manpower loading, work sequence, and coordination plans to assess contract efficiency and provide feedback to the contract administrator.
- Previous PM Group experience.
About the company
PM Group is a global project delivery firm focusing on architecture, engineering, construction management, and validation services. It designs and delivers complex facilities for sectors including pharmaceuticals and life sciences, advanced technology and data centers, food and agriculture, and energy. The company provides end-to-end project work—from initial design and engineering through construction management and validation—to ensure facilities meet rigorous industry standards. What sets PM Group apart is its employee-owned structure and its international footprint, with offices across Europe, Asia, and the United States, enabling it to coordinate multidisciplinary teams on large-scale projects worldwide. The company’s goal is to ensure safe, compliant, and efficient delivery of complex facilities for its clients, helping them bring critical infrastructure online on time and within scope.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Machelen, Belgium
Founded
1973
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- July 2026 results showed €567 million revenue and 24.4% operating profit growth.
- The US business delivered a record 2025, driven by life sciences and data centres.
- February 2026 headcount topped 4,000, while first-quarter 2026 trading beat expectations.
What critics are saying
- PM Group warned Irish life sciences activity will moderate in 2026.
- Data-centre growth depends on energy-constrained Ireland, slowing permits and starts.
- US life-sciences demand funds the strategy; a biopharma capex slump crushes growth.
What makes PM Group unique
- 4,000+ staff and 53 years give PM Group deep pharma delivery credibility.
- Its Connected Automation launch bundles engineering, data integration, and CQV for regulated factories.
- WA100 2026 ranked PM Group 68th, signaling elite architecture scale.
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Georgia launches Kesi dried fruit brand following GEL 1 million investment. A new Georgian dried fruit brand, Kesi, has launched production in the village of Medjvriskhevi, Gori Municipality, close to the occupation line. The project was developed by PM Group, which invested more than GEL 1 million in the new processing facility, EastFruit reports, citing Business Georgia. Commercial sales are expected to begin in September. The company's product portfolio includes dried fruit, chocolate-coated dried fruit, prunes and fruit leather, with freeze-dried fruit due to be added to the range shortly. According to PM Group founder and director David Mechiauri, the products will be made entirely from natural ingredients, without added sugar or preservatives. To extend shelf life while maintaining product quality, the company uses nitrogen-flushed packaging. Export markets are the initial priority. During the first stage of development, PM Group plans to focus primarily on international markets. The company is already negotiating with potential partners in the United States, Canada, Kazakhstan and Russia. Kesi products will also be available through Georgian retail chains. Local distributors have reportedly already expressed interest in adding the new brand to their portfolios. Preparation for the launch took approximately one year. Mechiauri said the extended development period was necessary to test each product thoroughly before introducing it to consumers. Read also: Georgia's hazelnut export revenues rise by 50% despite only marginal growth in shipments Georgian fruit sourced from local farmers. The processing facility purchases most of its raw materials from farmers in the Gori region, including communities situated near the conflict zone. When specific fruits are unavailable locally, the company sources them from other parts of Georgia. However, PM Group emphasises that it uses exclusively Georgian-grown raw materials. The factory is equipped with modern processing technology, including one of only two freeze-drying units currently operating in Georgia. This equipment will allow Kesi to expand its range and enter the growing freeze-dried fruit segment. Company management estimates that an additional GEL 1 million will be required to further increase production capacity. PM Group expands its own fruit production. Alongside fruit processing, PM Group is developing its own raw-material base. The company has already established a 30-hectare sour cherry orchard and plans to plant another 20 hectares next year. The factory currently employs between 10 and 12 local residents. Once the facility reaches full production capacity, the workforce is expected to increase to approximately 30 employees. The project could provide an important new market for Georgian fruit growers while creating additional employment opportunities in a region located close to the occupation line. The use of the site materials is free if there is a direct and open for search engines hyperlink to a specific publication of the East-Fruit.com website.
PM Group launches new digital solutions suite. New technologies target inefficiency, reduce risk and accelerate delivery PM Group has launched a new suite of digital solutions designed to tackle some of the biggest challenges facing complex project delivery today - fragmented data, slow decision-making and rising costs. The suite - MasterVista, Panio(TM) and Gamio(TM)- brings together data, teams and workflows in real time, enabling faster decisions, stronger collaboration and more efficient project execution. Each solution targets a critical area of delivery: MasterVista uses immersive visualisation to align teams and reduce design-related delays Panio(TM) creates a live digital data layer, connecting project information in one place Gamio(TM) uses simulation-based training to build workforce capability and reduce human error Aonghus Keegan, Director of Emerging Solutions, PM Group, said: "As projects become more complex, the need for connected, real-time data is critical. This suite gives teams the clarity and speed they need to deliver more efficiently and with less risk." Coral Butler, Group Head of Digital Project Delivery, PM Group, added: "A lot of inefficiency comes from poor communication and lack of visibility. What this suite does is give teams a shared, real-time view of what's happening. Whether that's design, delivery or training, these solutions, working together, are more effective and costly mistakes can be avoided." Together, these solutions enable organisations to accelerate delivery timelines, lower costs and strengthen operational performance. Designed to operate independently or as a connected ecosystem, the solutions support the full project lifecycle. From early design through to operational readiness - these solutions help clients to deliver better outcomes at pace.
PM Group grows presence on the US East Coast. PM Group expands its US East Coast presence to meet growing Life Sciences demand PM Group is strengthening its presence on the US East Coast in response to strong client demand for major life sciences projects across the region, including the expansion of its Philadelphia office. Working with the world's leading pharmaceutical multinationals, PM Group is supporting programs with capital values in excess of $1 billion. Programs are delivered through dedicated project teams and a powerful combination of local expertise and international capability. As a leading international life sciences project delivery specialist, PM Group continues to invest in the USA as a local A/E provider, expanding its East and West Coast footprint. With a Top 3 ranking in pharma engineering and a 53-year track record in the sector, PM Group offers integrated architecture and engineering, project management, staff augmentation and CQV services - delivering right first time, best in class outcomes. "This expansion is a major milestone for PM Group in the USA," said Andy Rayner, President - USA, PM Group. "We are building world class teams here in the US, dedicated to our clients' most complex projects, while drawing on our international network of innovators and subject matter experts." Brendan O'Connell, SVP, USA Operations, added: "We listen to our clients and tailor our approach to their needs - whether delivering highly complex megaprojects or smaller, fast-moving programmes. Our strength lies in responsive, flexible facilities delivered by teams our clients can depend on." With over 4,000 people across Europe, Asia and the USA, PM Group continues to attract top talent, creating exciting career opportunities across a rapidly growing US business. PM Group has offices in Boston, Philadelphia, Raleigh-Durham and San Francisco. Celebrating the announcement, PM Group were delighted to be joined by Yaniv Aronson, Mayor of the Borough of Conshohocken and Danelle Fournier, Mayor of the Borough of West Conshohocken. PM Group also welcomed Mike O'Rourke, Managing Director, Business Retention & Expansion, Business PA. Pictured above (L-R): Brendan O'Connell, Danelle Fournier, Andy Rayner and Yaniv Aronson
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