Field Superintendent

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florida construction servicesSunrise (FL)

First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers All Other Specialty Trade Contractors

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About the role

About the Role: Florida Construction Services (FCS) is hiring a Field Superintendent to run daily operations on active commercial TI job sites across South Florida. You'll own safety, quality control, and site management, working closely with the Project Manager to keep projects moving safely and on schedule.

What You'll Do:

Run daily safety briefings and JHAs; own PPE compliance and sign-in/sign-out
Conduct internal QC walks before every municipal inspection
Document existing and differing site conditions
Secure the site at end of day and manage occupied-center coordination
Assign and manage self-performed trade crews What We're Looking For
Construction field supervisory experience, ideally in commercial TI or retail/restaurant build-outs
OSHA 10 certification, minimum (OSHA 30 preferred)
Strong daily documentation habits — photos, logs, inspection records
Reliable transportation between multiple active job sites Nice to Have
Franchise tenant improvement experience
Bilingual (English/Spanish) — useful for South Florida's subcontractor workforce Pay & Schedule Full-time, local position covering job sites across South Florida. Compensation to be discussed during the interview process.

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