Project Superintendent
Project Superintendent
Posted 15 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Lead daily field operations on ground up commercial projects, from site preparation through project closeout
- Develop, maintain, and communicate project schedules, including milestone dates, critical path activities, and short term lookahead schedules
- Coordinate subcontractors, suppliers, inspections, and deliveries to keep work progressing safely and on schedule
- Monitor project progress, identify potential delays or conflicts early, and develop plans to address them
- Work closely with the project manager, design team, inspectors, and ownership representatives
- Enforce jobsite safety requirements and company procedures
- Review plans and specifications to identify coordination issues and resolve field questions
- Inspect work for quality and ensure it meets contract documents and applicable requirements
- Lead jobsite meetings and maintain clear records of daily activities, progress, and issues
- Support project turnover and closeout, including punch list completion
- Qualifications10 or more years of commercial construction experience, including superintendent experience
- Demonstrated experience leading ground up commercial construction projects
- Strong project scheduling experience, including schedule updates, lookahead planning, and coordination of critical path work
- Ability to read and interpret construction plans, specifications, and schedules
- Proven ability to manage subcontractors and coordinate multiple trades
- Strong communication, organization, and problem solving skills
- Commitment to jobsite safety and quality
- Proficiency with common construction scheduling and project management software
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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