Commercial Construction Superintendent
four points constructionScottsdale (AZ)
Commercial Construction Superintendent
Posted 2 days ago
four points constructionScottsdale (AZ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
The Commercial Construction Superintendent is part of the general contractor team and reports to the Project Manager. This role oversees tenant improvements, mixed commercial projects, and renovations and retrofits, with responsibility for coordinating field operations, maintaining project schedules, and ensuring safety and quality standards. The position requires local project travel, regional travel, and frequent overnight travel.
Responsibilities:
Supervise daily commercial construction site operations.
Manage project scheduling and track progress against milestones.
Coordinate subcontractors and manage field activities.
Ensure compliance with safety requirements and procedures.
Monitor construction quality and manage inspections.
Review blueprints and coordinate material requirements.
Coordinate project activities and updates with clients.
Preferred Qualifications:
3+ years of experience in commercial construction supervision.
Experience with construction scheduling.
Proficiency in blueprint reading.
Experience coordinating subcontractors.
Knowledge of construction quality control.
Leadership and conflict resolution skills.
Company Description:
We are a growing commercial construction company licensed throughout the country..Company DescriptionWe are a growing commercial construction company licensed throughout the country..
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