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Construction Superintendent

Posted 17 days ago

arena family of companiesPhoenix (AZ)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Commercial Construction Superintendent | Phoenix, AZA large, established general contractor is looking for an experienced Superintendent to take ownership of field operations on projects throughout the Phoenix market. This is an opportunity to join a company with a strong project pipeline, excellent resources, and the backing to execute complex projects the right way. Why This Opportunity Stands OutStrong, consistent pipeline of commercial construction 401(k) with employer match Employee stock purchase opportunity Comprehensive medical, dental & vision coveragePTO + paid holidays Life, disability & additional voluntary benefits Long-term career advancement with a large construction organization Opportunity to lead projects with strong operational and project management support What You'll OwnLead day-to-day jobsite operations from mobilization through completion Drive schedule, manpower, materials, equipment, safety, and quality Develop and manage short-term/look-ahead schedules Coordinate subcontractors and ensure scopes are executed correctly Partner closely with Project Managers on overall project performance Identify field issues early and keep projects moving Maintain strong communication with clients, inspectors, trades, and project teams What You Bring 5+ years of commercial construction experience Proven Superintendent or field leadership experience Strong understanding of construction sequencing, plans, specifications, and building codes Experience managing subcontractors, manpower, and project schedules Strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills Construction-related degree or equivalent experienceCMiC experience is a plus If you're a Superintendent who takes pride in running an organized jobsite, holding teams accountable, and delivering quality work, this is an opportunity worth a conversation.

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