General Superintendent - Data Center | Construction
metric dcxUnited (PA)
General Superintendent - Data Center | Construction
Posted 3 days ago
metric dcxUnited (PA)
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction WorkersCommercial and Institutional Building Construction
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
General Contractor | Nationwide TravelIs this your next job Read the full description below to find out, and do not hesitate to make an application. We’re recruiting a General Superintendent to provide senior field leadership across multiple data center construction projects for a leading U.S. general contractor. This role oversees site superintendents and field teams, drives schedule execution, and ensures consistent standards for safety, quality, and productivity across complex, mission-critical builds.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead and support superintendents across multiple projects
- Oversee field operations, schedules, and site logistics
- Drive safety, quality, and consistency in execution
- Support MEP coordination, commissioning, and project turnovers
- Partner closely with project management and executive teams
What We’re Looking For:
- 12+ years of superintendent experience with a GCPrior data center or mission-critical experience strongly preferred
- Proven xhqgsiq leadership across large, complex projects or portfolios
- Willingness to travel nationwide
- Why This RoleSenior field leadership role in a fast-growing data center market
- Strong compensation, travel support, and benefits
- Long-term growth with a top-tier general contractor
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