Superintendent (Commercial GC)
araina groupMiami (FL)
About the role
Superintendent | Commercial GC | Miami, FL | Up to $120,000 The ClientOur client is a well-established General Contracting and Construction Management firm with a growing presence across South Florida, known for delivering high-quality ground-up commercial and institutional projects and building strong client relationships through hands-on field leadership. The Projects Ground-up commercial and institutional projects generally ranging from $1M–$5M, including schools, retail buildout, and office buildings throughout South Florida from mobilization through close-out.
The Role:
As Project Superintendent, you'll lead daily field operations, ensuring projects are delivered safely, on schedule, and within budget.
Responsibilities include:
- Managing field operations, subcontractors, and crews to meet quality, schedule, budget, and safety goals
- Developing and maintaining project schedules (Primavera P6 / Microsoft Project)
- Partnering with Project Managers on drawings, submittals, and field conflict resolution
- Documenting daily reports, site logs, and safety meetings (Procore)
- Coordinating inspections, deliveries, and quality control
- Leading weekly OAC and subcontractor meetings
- Maintaining as-built drawings and punch lists
What you'll bring:
- 5+ years as a Superintendent with a GC, overseeing ground-up commercial/institutional projects in the $1M–$5M range
- Strong field coordination, subcontractor management, scheduling, and safety experience
- Proficiency in Procore, Primavera, and Microsoft Project; ability to read blueprints and specs
- South Florida experience preferred; bilingual (English/Spanish) strongly preferred
- Valid driver's license
What's in it for you?
Salary up to $120,000 Performance-based bonuses, and comprehensive benefits (including health insurance) Real growth opportunities within a rapidly expanding company that values integrity, leadership, and innovation
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