Multifamily Construction Superintendent

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invoke staffingBoynton Beach (FL)

Construction Managers Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

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Manager

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$147,000 – $175,000

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About the role

Lead Construction Superintendent North Carolina | Raleigh / Triangle Description Our client is a well-established regional construction management firm looking to hire a Lead Construction Superintendent supporting continued growth across North Carolina. Our client builds more than buildings — they build communities and invest in people. Their core values of quality, dependability, and integrity guide how they deliver projects and develop teams. The organization hires the whole person, not just technical skillsets. As part of the hiring process, candidates complete a standardized behavioral assessment that helps align work style, motivators, and team fit. The firm delivers a diverse portfolio that includes adaptive reuse, historic preservation, renovations, and ground-up construction. This role offers hands-on leadership, mentorship opportunities, and long-term career growth within a collaborative, team-oriented environment.

Position Overview: The Lead Construction Superintendent directs all on-site construction activities and works closely with Project Managers, Project Engineers, Assistant Superintendents, field staff, and subcontractors. This role drives safe, on-time, on-budget project delivery while maintaining the highest quality standards. Position ScopeLead all on-site construction activities from mobilization through closeout Deliver projects safely, on schedule, within budget, and to quality standards Mentor, develop, and manage Project Engineers and Assistant Superintendents Support business development and client relationship initiatives as needed

Essential Duties & Responsibilities:

Participate in preconstruction efforts, including trade coordination, takeoffs, and constructability reviews
Develop, manage, and audit master project schedules using scheduling software
Lead training sessions and contribute to company-wide knowledge sharing
Participate in industry associations and business development initiatives
Review, approve, and manage submittals, shop drawings, and subcontractor documentation
Manage general conditions budgets, including labor, tools, trailers, and temporary facilities
Make proactive budget and schedule decisions to protect project outcomes
Coordinate directly with utility providers and third-party stakeholders
Identify schedule risks early and develop recovery plans
Build and maintain strong relationships with city inspectors and regulatory authorities
Create, implement, and manage project-specific and general quality control checklists
Mentor, coach, and evaluate direct reports to support professional growth
Attend and lead third-party inspections, including testing, ADA, and green building reviews
Maintain consistent communication with owners and design teams
Drive punch list completion and manage project closeout
Perform quantity takeoffs and support scope reviews as needed
Develop subcontractor scope documentation and manage scope reviews
Partner with the Project Manager to develop and manage the CPM schedule
Initiate RFIs, safety notices, delay notifications, and back charges
Prepare accident reports and lead incident response efforts
Maintain three-week look-ahead schedules aligned with the CPMMaintain daily photo documentation and weekly as-built drawings
Manage jobsite trailers, temporary facilities, and material deliveries
Lead pre-install meetings and daily foreman stand-up meetings
Enforce zero-tolerance safety policies and remove violators from the site
Lead safety orientations, inspections, and coordinate with third-party safety inspectors
Perform additional duties as assigned
Qualifications & Experience
Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or related field preferred 7+ years of construction superintendent experience 7+ years of leadership experience
Proven success leading projects valued at $10M+Deep expertise in ADA compliance, utilities, energy systems, steel, HVAC, and complex building systems
Mastery of construction methods across multiple project types and scales
Proficiency in Procore, Microsoft Office Suite, and MS Project
Strong command of subcontractor agreements and scope documentation
In-depth knowledge of AHJ inspection requirements and OSHA compliance
Ability to lead OSHA inspections with confidence
Expert-level blueprint, specification, and contract document comprehension
Strong communication, organization, and conflict-resolution skills
Ability to multitask and make decisive, proactive judgments
Required TrainingOSHA 30-Hour TrainingCPR / First Aid / AEDErosion & Sediment Control Training

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion: (DEI) Sexual Harassment Training Behavioral Assessment & Follow-UpPhysical & Mental Requirements Perform effectively in high-pressure environments Lift up to 50 pounds Stand, walk, climb, bend, and traverse active jobsites in all weather conditions Operate a computer with manual dexterity Maintain correctable vision and hearing Travel as required and remain available for on-call site needs Work safely around standard construction site hazards

Core Competencies:

Humble, Hungry, and SmartStrong leadership and team-building abilities
Professional demeanor with sound judgment
Ability to influence outcomes and resolve issues in real time
Discernment in daily decision-making
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Deliver projects within approved budgets
Deliver projects within approved schedules
Complete weekly site safety inspections
Document at least one daily quality control observation per project

Compensation & Benefits

Salary Range: $147,000 – $175,000 (based on experience)

Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with employer match Paid time off and paid holidays Eligibility for discretionary bonus and auto allowance

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