Superintendent - Commercial Interiors (NYC)
metric geoBrooklyn (NY)
Superintendent - Commercial Interiors (NYC)
Posted yesterday
metric geoBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Hiring: Superintendent – Commercial Interiors | New York CityI'm working with an established NYC General Contractor / Construction Management firm looking to bring on an experienced Superintendent to support a growing pipeline of commercial interior projects across Manhattan and the wider NYC market. Project Types: Corporate Interiors & Office Fit-OutsHigh-End Retail & Hospitality Financial Services & Corporate Headquarters Lobbies, Amenities & Building Repositioning Commercial Renovations & Interior Build-OutsWhat They're Looking For:5+ years of experience as a Superintendent with an NYC-based GC/CMStrong background delivering commercial interior projects from start to finish Experience managing subcontractors, schedules, site logistics and daily field operations Solid understanding of NYC DOB regulations, safety standards and inspections Ability to manage fast-paced projects while maintaining quality and client expectations What's on Offer: Competitive base salary (DOE) Annual performance bonus (%)401(k) with company match Medical, dental & vision insurancePTO, sick leave & paid holidays Strong project pipeline with genuine opportunities for career progression This is a great opportunity for a Superintendent looking to join a well-established contractor with a strong reputation in the NYC commercial interiors market.📩 Interested in hearing more? Drop me a message or reach out directly for a confidential conversation.(347) 218 5489#Construction Jobs #NYCConstruction #Superintendent #Commercial Interiors #General Contractor #Construction Management #Hiring
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