Superintendent - Commercial Interiors
metric geoBrooklyn (NY)
Superintendent - Commercial Interiors
Posted 4 days ago
metric geoBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Commercial Interiors Superintendent | New York City I’m working with an established NYC General Contractor & Construction Manager looking to add an experienced Commercial Interiors Superintendent to their team. Operating in New York for 35+ years, the firm has built an excellent reputation delivering corporate interiors, high-end retail, hospitality and specialty projects. They are known for a hands-on, principal-led approach, strong client relationships and consistently delivering complex projects on time and within budget.
The Role:
- Lead commercial interior projects throughout NYC from start through closeout
- Manage all day-to-day site operations and subcontractors
- Coordinate schedules, logistics, safety and quality control
- Work closely with Project Managers, clients, architects and consultants
- Maintain high standards of finish and ensure project milestones are achieved Looking for:
- Strong NYC construction experience
- Proven background delivering commercial interiors / fit-outs / renovations
- Experience with corporate, retail, hospitality or high-end interior projects
- Strong subcontractor management and scheduling experience
- Excellent communication and site leadership skills
Competitive base salary + bonus | 401(k) match % | Medical, dental & vision | PTO, sick leave & paid holidays | Manhattan based projects | Midtown East office
If you’re an experienced
Commercial Interiors Superintendent
interested in joining a highly regarded NYC contractor with a strong pipeline of work, reach out to me directly for a confidential conversation. fearghal.oneill@metric-search.com (347) 218-5489#NYCConstruction #ConstructionJobs #Superintendent #CommercialInteriors #GeneralContractor #ConstructionManagement
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