Traveling Superintendent
Traveling Superintendent
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Lead day-to-day field operations from groundbreaking through project completion.
- Coordinate subcontractors, manpower, and site logistics to keep construction on schedule.
- Lead daily coordination meetings to review priorities, progress, safety, and upcoming work.
- Maintain site safety and quality standards while ensuring work aligns with project plans and specifications.
- Work closely with the project management team to resolve field issues and communicate progress.
- Compensation & Perks:
- Competitive base salary
- Company vehicle or vehicle allowance
- Gas cardESOP/ Profit Sharing
- Project-based bonus
- Travel Incentive
- Per diem while traveling – approximately $4,000-$5,000+/month
- Company Cell Phone, Ipad, and other electronics
- Company Credit CardTrips home every other weekend - biweekly (10/4 travel rotation)
- What they’re looking for:
- Superintendent experience with a General Contractor
- Strong ground-up construction experience
- Experience leading subcontractors and day-to-day field operations
- Background in industrial, manufacturing, mission critical, data center, distribution, life science, commercial, or other complex construction
- Willingness to travel nationwide
- Strong field leadership and communication skills
- If you’re an experienced Superintendent open to traveling nationwide, apply directly or reach out to me to learn more.
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