Punch Superintendent - North Miami Residential / Mixed-Use

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hire venturesMiami Springs (FL)
Construction ManagersCommercial and Institutional Building Construction

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Punch SuperintendentOur client, a respected commercial general contractor, is seeking an experienced Punch Superintendent to lead final project completion, punch list execution, closeout coordination, and turnover activities on a residential and mixed-use construction project in South Florida.This is an excellent opportunity for a detail-oriented construction professional who excels during the final stages of a project and takes pride in delivering a polished, owner-ready product.Position OverviewThe Punch Superintendent is responsible for managing all punch list activities, coordinating subcontractor completion efforts, overseeing final inspections, and ensuring projects are delivered on schedule and to the highest quality standards.This role works closely with Project Management, Quality Control, MEP teams, subcontractors, and ownership representatives to drive project completion while maintaining exceptional organization, documentation, and accountability.Key ResponsibilitiesLead punch list walks and manage completion activities throughout residential units, common areas, amenities, back-of-house spaces, and exterior improvements.Create and maintain deficiency logs, completion schedules, and trade-specific punch tracking.Prioritize punch items based on turnover schedules and project milestones.Coordinate daily completion plans with subcontractors to ensure timely resolution of outstanding work.Partner with MEP, Quality Control, Interior Finish teams, and Project Management to remove obstacles impacting project completion.Maintain organized documentation, photo records, inspection reports, and closeout tracking.Coordinate final inspections and ensure all project documentation is complete prior to owner turnover.Verify project cleanliness, protection, and presentation standards before final handoff.Hold subcontractors accountable for schedule adherence, workmanship, and quality expectations.Communicate project completion status and turnover readiness to leadership.QualificationsMinimum of 5 years of experience as a Superintendent, Finish Superintendent, Punch Superintendent, or Field Superintendent on commercial, multifamily, hospitality, or mixed-use construction projects.Proven experience leading punch list completion, closeout activities, and final project turnover.Strong understanding of interior finishes, MEP completion, inspections, and quality control processes.Excellent organizational skills with exceptional attention to detail.Experience coordinating multiple subcontractors during the final stages of construction.Strong written and verbal communication skills.Proficiency with Procore, Bluebeam, or similar punch list and construction management software.Florida construction experience preferred.Bilingual English/Spanish is a plus.Preferred ExperienceMultifamily residential constructionCondominium projectsHospitality developmentsMixed-use constructionHigh-rise residential projectsWhat We're Looking ForWe're looking for someone who thrives on bringing projects across the finish line.The ideal candidate has successfully managed final project completion, understands how to prioritize punch items based on turnover schedules, and knows how to motivate subcontractors to deliver quality work quickly and efficiently. You take ownership of documentation, quality, and accountability while ensuring every project is delivered ready for owner occupancy.Why Join This Opportunity?Join a respected and growing commercial construction organization.Play a critical role during the final and most visible stage of project delivery.Opportunity for long-term career advancement.Collaborative leadership team with strong operational support.Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits package.If you're passionate about quality, organization, and delivering exceptional finished projects, we'd love to hear from you.

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