Traveling Superintendent
rimeproChandler (AZ)
About the role
Job Description
Summary:
A commercial general contractor is seeking an experienced Superintendent to oversee grocery store remodels, retail buildouts, and ground-up commercial projects. The role is best for someone who has handled fast-paced, occupied retail environments and understands scheduling, phasing, shutdowns, and subcontractor coordination. This position offers steady year-round commercial work and long-term growth.
Key Responsibilities:
- Run day-to-day jobsite operations for grocery stores, retail remodels, rollouts, and tenant improvement projects
- Manage subcontractors, site logistics, safety, and daily progress
- Build and maintain project schedules; plan shutdowns, night work, and occupied-store phases
- Coordinate with Project Manager on RFIs, submittals, change orders, and documentation
- Lead daily and weekly site meetings with trades, clients, and field teams
- Ensure quality control, cleanliness, and safe jobsite practices
- Review drawings, plans, and scopes before each phase of construction
- Monitor manpower, deliveries, inspections, and punch list completion
- Provide daily reports, site photos, and communication updates to office teams
Qualifications:
- 5+ years of experience as a Superintendent in commercial construction
- Experience in grocery store remodels, retail buildouts, rollouts, or high-paced tenant improvement
- Ability to manage night work, shutdowns, and store-in-operation projects
- Strong understanding of scheduling, sequencing, safety, and subcontractor coordination
- Ability to read drawings, specifications, and scopes
- Solid communication and leadership skills
- Compensation + Benefits:
- Competitive salary based on experience
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with company matchPTO and paid holidays
- Bonus potential based on project performance
- Steady commercial project pipeline and long-term career growth
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