Senior Superintendent – Mission Critical Construction (Travel US Nationwide)
Senior Superintendent – Mission Critical Construction (Travel US Nationwide)
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Direct all field operations, including subcontractors, vendors, site logistics, and sequencing
- Oversee Insulated Metal Panel (IMP) installation and envelope system coordination on large-scale sites
- Build and maintain detailed project schedules
- Own site safety culture and enforce OSHA standards
- Manage quality control, change orders, and budget support
- Lead jobsite meetings and maintain clear communication with ownership
- Mentor assistant superintendents and field staff
- Drive inspections, punch lists, and turnover
- What You Bring 10+ years as a Superintendent on large-scale commercial, mission critical, or cold storage projects
- Experience with IMP systems or building envelope construction strongly preferred
- Proficiency with Procore, Bluebeam, or similar construction management tools
- Strong command of construction documents, scheduling, and field xhmxlyz operations
- A leadership style that earns respect and drives accountability on the jobsite
- Willingness and ability to travel nationwide to jobsites
- What's Offered
- Competitive salary plus bonus potential
- Vehicle allowance and travel compensation
- Health insurance
- A strong, growing pipeline of mission critical and cold storage projects nationwide
- Long term growth and advancement opportunities
- Apply now or send a direct message to learn more.
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