Lead Construction Superintendent

Posted 3 days ago

aec allianceCharlotte (NC)

First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

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About the role

Lead Construction Superintendent (Local GC)Charlotte, NC | OTE $130,000 – $160,000+ BOEA well-established commercial general contractor in Charlotte is hiring a Lead Superintendent to run projects from mobilization through closeout. They work on construction management, negotiated, design-build, and select hard-bid projects, with steady work in several markets. You must currently be a Superintendent with a General Contractor to be considered. Project Experience We're Looking ForK-12 / Education: new schools, additions, renovations, and occupied campuses Industrial: manufacturing facilities, distribution centers, and warehouses Commercial Office: ground-up office buildings and corporate facilities

What You'll Do: Own field operations and deliver projects on schedule, on budget, and safely Build and drive the project schedule, and coordinate subcontractors and trade partners Lead and mentor assistant superintendents and field staff Take part in preconstruction, including constructability, logistics, scopes, and schedule Manage field documentation, punchlist, and closeout with the Project Manager Run a clean, organized, safe jobsite and lead regular safety meetings Build relationships with owners and architects that lead to repeat work

What You Bring: Current Lead Superintendent with a Commercial General Contractor (required)6+ years of field supervision on Education, Commercial, and/or Industrial projects Ground-up project experience from $20M-$60M+Proficiency with Procore and/or other CM software'sA proactive, steady leader who handles conflict with respect What's Offered Strong yearly compensation: base salary + allowances + bonus + benefits (Total OTE opportunities from $130K-$160K+ BOE)Long-term growth with a contractor that has a strong local project pipeline Re-location assistance provided if needed

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