Lead Superintendent

Posted 3 days ago

alice roseHartford (CT)

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Manager

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$150,000 – $190,000

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About the role

Lead Superintendent – Ground-Up Multifamily Construction
Location: Connecticut
Salary: $150,000 – $190,000
Industry: Multifamily Construction | Ground-Up | General ContractorA nationwide General Contractor with a strong portfolio of large-scale developments is seeking an experienced Superintendent to oversee ground-up multifamily construction projects in Connecticut. This role will be responsible for leading all on-site operations from early sitework through project completion. The successful candidate will play a key role in delivering complex multifamily developments while maintaining schedule, safety, and quality standards.
Key Responsibilities: Lead all field operations on ground-up multifamily construction projects Manage daily site activities, subcontractors, and construction sequencing Drive project schedules and ensure milestones are achieved Maintain strict safety compliance and enforce jobsite safety standards Coordinate with Project Managers, owners, architects, and consultants Monitor quality control and ensure work is completed according to plans and specifications Identify and resolve field issues to keep projects on schedule and within budget
Requirements: Proven experience as a Superintendent working for a General Contractor Strong background delivering ground-up multifamily projects Experience managing large-scale residential developments Excellent leadership and subcontractor coordination skills Strong understanding of construction scheduling, sequencing, and safety practices
Compensation and Benefits: Competitive base salary $150,000 – $180,000 Opportunity to work on large-scale multifamily developments Long-term pipeline of projects with a well-established national contractor Clear career progression within a growing organization This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Superintendent looking to join a nationally recognized contractor delivering major multifamily developments in Connecticut.

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