Assistant Superintendent
ge partnersBethesda (MD)
Assistant Superintendent
Posted 13 days ago
ge partnersBethesda (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Assistant Superintendent - Multifamily Construction
Location:
Washington, DC Metropolitan Area We are working with an established General Contractor in Washington, DC, looking to hire an Assistant Superintendent to support the delivery of large-scale, ground-up multifamily construction projects. The company has a strong presence across the East Coast, delivering high-quality residential and mixed-use developments, with a solid pipeline of upcoming projects in the DC area.
Responsibilities:
Assist the Superintendent with day-to-day site operations. Coordinate subcontractors and oversee construction activities. Monitor project schedules, quality and safety standards. Assist with inspections, site reporting and construction sequencing. Work closely with project management teams to ensure successful project delivery.
Requirements:
Minimum 5 years of construction experience. Ground-up multifamily construction experience Previous experience working for a General Contractor. Strong knowledge of site operations, subcontractor coordination and construction sequencing. Good communication and organisational skills.
Benefits:
Competitive base salary and bonus. Comprehensive benefits package, including family healthcare. Opportunity to work on large-scale multifamily developments across DC. Clear progression opportunities into Superintendent positions. Established General Contractor with a strong project pipeline. If you're interested in learning more, please apply or get in touch for a confidential conversation.
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