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David Careers

Superintendent - Healthcare Construction

Posted 31 days ago

cybercodersPortland (ME)
Construction ManagersCommercial and Institutional Building Construction

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$110 K-$160 K

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About the role

Superintendent - Healthcare Construction
Location: Portland, OR
Salary: $110K-$160K base (salary depends on experience)
Position Overview: We are seeking an experienced Superintendent to lead healthcare construction projects from pre-construction through closeout.
Key Responsibilities: Lead daily on-site construction activities for healthcare projects, ensuring work is performed to contract documents, drawings and specifications. Manage and maintain project schedule, sequencing work to minimize disruption to clinical operations and meet milestones. Coordinate and supervise subcontractors, trade foremen and on-site workforce; monitor productivity and quality of workmanship. Conduct regular site meetings with owners, facility staff, design team and subcontractors; document meeting minutes and action items.
Qualifications: Minimum 3+ years of superintendent-level experience on healthcare, medical, hospital, urgent cares or senior living construction projects Proven ability to read and interpret construction drawings, specifications, and schedules; experience with submittal and RFI processes. Candidates who fill out skills and questions move to the front of the application process!
Benefits: Full Benefits Included

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