Superintendent

Posted 2 days ago

edco searchCharlotte (NC)

First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$145,000

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About the role

The Opportunity: You’ll take full ownership of site delivery across local commercial projects — from mobilisation through to closeout — ensuring programme, quality, safety, and client expectations are met at every stage.

Requirements: 5+ years’ experience in commercial construction Experience running projects on site as a Superintendent or strong Assistant ready to step up Ability to manage schedule, subs, inspections, and day‑to‑day site operations Strong communication and leadership style – able to drive performance while maintaining good relationships

About the Company: Established commercial General Contractor founded in the 1990's with a strong presence across the Carolinas Delivers projects across healthcare, education, mixed-use, public safety, hospitality and adaptive reuse sectors People-first culture with a strong focus on long-term relationships, collaboration and professional development 100% employee-owned business with a healthy pipeline of commercial work across the region Reputation built on exceptional client experience and quality project delivery What’s on Offer Salary up to $145,000 Company truck Comprehensive medical, dental & vision insurance (for you and dependents)Bonus structurePTO401(k) with company match If you're open to a confidential conversation, feel free to reach out directly:📞 +1 (984) 884-0492

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