Senior Superintendent - Mission Critical
Senior Superintendent - Mission Critical
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Oversee overall field operations from ground-up construction through project completion.
- Lead the field team, providing direction and support to Superintendents and Assistant Superintendents.
- Coordinate subcontractors, manage jobsite logistics, and drive schedule milestones across all trades.
- Lead daily field meetings and subcontractor coordination meetings to keep teams aligned.
- Plan ahead to resolve field challenges, manage sequencing, and prevent delays.
- Set expectations for safety, quality, and accountability throughout the jobsite.
- Work closely with project management and owners to address challenges and deliver a successful project.
- Compensation & Perks:
- Competitive base salary
- Company vehicle or vehicle allowance
- Gas cardESOP / profit sharing
- Project-based bonus
- Per DiemTravel Stipend
- Company cell phone, iPad, and other electronics
- Company credit card
- What They’re Looking For:
- Senior Superintendent experience, or a strong track record as a lead Superintendent with a General Contractor
- Experience overseeing large, complex ground-up projects
- Background in mission critical, data centers, advanced manufacturing, or other complex commercial construction
- Proven ability to lead field teams and manage multiple subcontractors and scopes
- Strong scheduling, planning, and communication skills
- Willingness to travel nationwide
- A leader who develops others, takes ownership, and follows through
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