General Superintendent
haysMiami (FL)
About the role
General Superintendent | South Florida | $200M+ Ground-Up Projects Our client, a leading South Florida General Contractor, is seeking an experienced General Superintendent to oversee the construction of large-scale projects exceeding $200M in value. This role requires a proven construction leader capable of managing complex field operations, driving schedules, maintaining exceptional safety standards, and leading high-performing project teams from groundbreaking through completion.
Responsibilities:
- Provide overall leadership for all site operations
- Manage Superintendents, Assistant Superintendents, and field staff
- Develop and drive project schedules to ensure timely delivery
- Coordinate subcontractors, vendors, and project stakeholders
- Maintain site safety, quality control, and productivity standards
- Work closely with Project Executives and Project Management teams
- Identify and resolve project challenges before they impact delivery
- Ensure projects are completed on schedule and to the highest quality standards
Requirements:
- 15+ years of construction experience
- Previous experience leading projects valued at $200M+Strong background in high-rise, mixed-use, hospitality, healthcare, aviation, multifamily, or other large commercial construction projects
- Experience managing large field teams and multiple Superintendents
- Excellent leadership, communication, and organizational skills
- Proven history of delivering complex projects safely and successfully
Compensation & Benefits:
- Highly competitive base salary
- Annual performance bonus
- Vehicle allowance or company vehicle
- Full healthcare benefits 401(k) with company contribution
- Strong project pipeline and long-term career growth opportunities
This is a confidential search on behalf of a well-established contractor with a reputation for delivering some of South Florida's most significant construction projects.
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