Construction- Lead Superintendent
connect searchHollywood (FL)
$135k-$160k
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Posted 8 days ago
connect searchHollywood (FL)
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$135k-$160k
About the role
Lead Superintendent Location:
Hollywood, FL Compensation: $135k-$160k Base Salary + Bonuses + Allowances + Full Benefits We are partnering with a well-established General Contractor based in Hollywood, Florida that delivers projects across a diverse portfolio including Affordable Housing, Workforce Housing, Commercial, Education, Healthcare, Multifamily, Municipal, and Senior Living sectors. Due to continued growth and a strong pipeline of local and regional projects, they are seeking experienced construction professionals (Superintendents and/or Project Managers) to join their team. This is an opportunity to work with a stable, reputable builder known for impactful community-driven projects throughout South Florida.
What You'll Be Doing:
(High-Level) Superintendent Focus: Lead daily field operations and subcontractor coordination Drive schedule performance and milestone completion Enforce safety, quality, and compliance standards Serve as the on-site leader and client-facing representative Project Manager Focus: Oversee projects from preconstruction through closeout Manage budgets, schedules, contracts, and change orders Coordinate internal teams and field leadership Maintain strong client and stakeholder relationships What They're Looking For Experience in one or more of the following sectors: affordable/workforce housing, healthcare, education, municipal, commercial, multifamily, or senior living Strong leadership and communication skills Ability to manage multiple trades and stakeholders Proven history of delivering projects successfully Compensation & Benefits Competitive base salary (commensurate with experience) Performance-based bonuses Vehicle or project allowances Full health, dental, and vision insurance Long-term growth opportunities within a stable, expanding company
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