Construction Superintendent
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katalyst systems impactTempe (AZ)
Construction ManagersCommercial and Institutional Building Construction
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$100 K-$150 K
About the role
Project Superintendent - Commercial Construction (Ground-Up)Office Location: Tempe, AZ | Field WorkField Coverage: Arizona (statewide), ability to travel a plusA well-established general contractor specializing in hotels and commercial office projects specializing in hotels and commercial office projects, is seeking an experienced Project Superintendent to their active builds across the state of Arizona, and neighboring areas.These are ground-up commercial projects ranging from $10M-$30M and 25,000-150,000 sq. ft., including mid-rise structures up to 10 stories. You'll be responsible for full on-site construction execution - from site logistics and safety to sequencing trades, quality control, and communication with ownership and design partners.We're looking for a hands-on superintendent - someone who is comfortable with a builder's level or transit, has a "tape-on-belt" approach, and brings a deep understanding of building trades and high-end commercial finishes.What You'll Do (Key Responsibilities)Lead all on-site construction operations from mobilization through closeoutMaintain quality standards, trade sequencing, inspections, and punch listsCoordinate material/equipment procurement and deliveriesMaintain documentation: daily reports, manpower logs, safety compliance, testing resultsDrive collaboration with design partners and owners for timely issue resolutionProtect the schedule with 3-week look-ahead planning and proactive communicationRequired Qualifications7-10 years as a Project Superintendent in hotel and/or commercial office ground-up constructionComprehensive knowledge of all 16 CSI divisionsStrong experience coordinating site logistics, site safety, foundations, building envelope, MEPS, and elevatorsAbility to manage subcontractors and vendors while maintaining schedule, budget, and safety complianceProficiency with daily reporting, quality control checks, and look-ahead schedulesSolid communication and client-facing skills - able to lead weekly OAC meetingsOSHA 30 (required)Ability to read and interpret full plan sets (structural, architectural, civil, interior design, and MEP) and ensure trade compliancePreferredExperience using Microsoft Office and MS ProjectDOB Superintendent or Site Safety Management license (or willingness to obtain - company supported)The ability to travel is a plus!Must have a thorough knowledge, understanding, and mastery of ALL project plans, including but not limited to site work, civil & SOE, structural, architectural & interior design and MEPS, including plumbing riser diagrams & fixture placement plans & schedules, electrical feeder riser & feeder diagrams, lighting plans & light-fixture schedules & specifications and knowledge and experience with building codes as affected by local ordinances.What's Offered$100K-$150K base salary, and is dependent on candidate's qualifications, experience and educational background and can vary, accordingly.Benefits include Healthcare, Dental coverage and Eyeglass Care, 401-K retirement benefits and paid vacation.Paid time off & long-term growth opportunities.Why JoinThis is an excellent opportunity for a loyal, team-oriented construction leader who wants a long-term home with room to grow. The company provides a strong culture of support, stability, and professional development.
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