Superintendent - Retail Construction
scott humphreyUnited (PA)
Superintendent - Retail Construction
Posted 2 days ago
scott humphreyUnited (PA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Ensure all your application information is up to date and in order before applying for this opportunity. We're looking for an experienced Superintendent with a strong background in ground-up retail construction to join our growing team.
About the Role:
This role will oversee projects nationwide, including Big Box, QSR (Quick Service Restaurant), grocery, and auto parts store developments from preconstruction through closeout. While this is a remote position, regular travel to project sites is required.
Responsibilities:
- 1+ years of Project Superintendent experience in commercial construction
- Proven experience managing ground-up retail projectsExperience with QSR, grocery, convenience retail, or auto parts projects preferredStrong budgeting, scheduling, subcontractor management, and client communication skills
- Willingness to travel to active job sites as needed
Qualifications:
Proven experience managing ground-up retail projectsExperience with QSR, grocery, convenience retail, or auto parts projects preferredStrong budgeting, scheduling, subcontractor management, and client communication skills Required Skills xhmxlyz Proven experience managing ground-up retail projectsExperience with Big Box, QSR, Grocery, High End Retail, or Auto Parts projects preferredStrong budgeting, scheduling, subcontractor management, and client communication skills
Preferred Skills:
Experience with QSR, grocery, convenience retail, or auto parts projects preferred
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