Superintendent, Interior Finish
advastar groupSavannah (GA)
Superintendent, Interior Finish
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advastar groupSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Paint Superintendent A well-established interior specialty contractor with a growing Southeast footprint is hiring two Paint Superintendents (Interior Finish) for its Savannah, GA area office. Current and upcoming projects include an 18-story hotel, multiple hospital renovations, and mid-size hospitality and multifamily work — all within a regional radius. One opening targets a senior superintendent ready for a large-scale project; the second suits a mid-level commercial superintendent ready to grow. Both offer meaningful bonus potential, vehicle allowance, and a flexible, results-based schedule. Anticipated $70,000–$90,000, based on experience Performance-based bonus — varies with project and company performance Monthly vehicle allowance ($600–$800) Full suite of benefits: Health/Dental/Vision (company pays a portion of premiums), PTO401(k) with company-funded safe harbor contribution Relocation assistance available
Overview:
- Field-based oversight of commercial paint and wall covering subcontractor crews on active projects
- Dedicated supers run one large project at a time; others rotate check-ins across smaller jobs
- Monitor finish quality, track material availability, and manage manpower schedules
- Attend project breakouts and coordinate with project management
- On larger projects, may work under the direction of the general superintendent
- Report to project management
Preferred Skills and Experience:
- Commercial paint and wall covering superintendent experience — required
- Non-union commercial construction; experience managing piecework subcontractor crews — required
- Healthcare, multifamily, or hospitality project experience
- Senior opening: large-scale commercial project experience (multi-story, $5M+ paint scope) — required for the senior seat
- Mid-level opening: mid-sized commercial project experience, 3+ years field supervision
- Bilingual English/Spanish a significant plus
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