Construction Superintendent

Cressy Commercial Real Estate•Marion, IN

2d•$90,000 - $120,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Construction Superintendent serves as KMC Solutions LLC’s primary field leader and reports directly to the Project Manager. The role directs and manages daily field construction activities from project startup through final completion, coordinating manpower, materials, equipment, subcontractors, inspectors, and company personnel to deliver work in accordance with project plans, specifications, schedules, quality standards, and OSHA safety requirements. The Superintendent oversees coordination across civil and site development, concrete, cemetery and burial structures where applicable, masonry, framing, electrical and mechanical systems, underground utilities, and finish construction. The position establishes daily and weekly work plans, sequences work among trades, manages site logistics, identifies and resolves field issues, and supports schedule updates and recovery plans. It maintains project documentation and daily records, enforces safety requirements, coordinates inspections and testing, and verifies that work meets project specifications, tolerances, and applicable codes. The Superintendent also communicates with Project Managers, owners, architects, engineers, inspectors, subcontractors, and employees, and leads field personnel by example in professionalism, safety, quality, and productivity. The role requires significant field construction experience with progressively increasing supervisory responsibility and the ability to coordinate multiple trades on active job sites. A high school diploma or GED is required; a relevant bachelor’s degree is preferred. The position involves outdoor work in varying weather and active construction environments, traversing uneven terrain and accessing elevated work areas. Employees must wear required PPE and KMC attire on project sites.

Requirements

Significant field construction experience with progressively increasing supervisory responsibility.
Demonstrated ability to manage and coordinate multiple construction trades simultaneously on active job sites.
High school diploma or GED.
In-depth knowledge of civil construction, concrete, structural systems, building construction, site development, underground utilities, mechanical and electrical systems, and finish work.
Comprehensive understanding of OSHA safety requirements, site-specific safety plans, and hazard identification.
Ability to read and interpret civil, structural, architectural, mechanical, electrical, and site drawings, details, and project specifications.
Strong knowledge of construction scheduling, sequencing, material procurement, site logistics, and trade coordination.
Understanding of quality control standards, inspection requirements, concrete testing, and field elevation and tolerance verification.
Familiarity with construction documentation, daily logs, manpower tracking, and project photography.
Ability to work effectively under pressure and resolve complex field conflicts calmly and decisively.
Ability to work outdoors in varying weather and active construction environments; walk uneven terrain; climb stairs, ladders, and scaffolding; and access elevated work areas when necessary.
Ability to occasionally lift, carry, and move or position objects, materials, plans, or equipment weighing up to 25–50 pounds.
Ability to regularly sit, stand, walk, bend, turn or twist, kneel, stoop, crouch, reach, and grasp while directing site activities.
Ability to use vision, speech, and hearing to inspect work, read plans, conduct safety talks, and communicate across active job sites.
Must wear required personal protective equipment and KMC attire while on project sites.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related field.
OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety Certification.
Proven track record of managing projects safely from site preparation through final completion and punch-list acceptance.

Responsibilities

Direct and manage daily field construction activities from project startup through final completion.
Report to the Project Manager, assist with schedule updates and recovery plans, and communicate with project stakeholders and field personnel.
Establish and maintain daily and weekly work plans; review plans, specifications, schedules, details, and contract requirements; and sequence work among trades.
Coordinate subcontractors, suppliers, vendors, inspectors, and company personnel, including site logistics, deliveries, material staging, equipment, site access, and manpower.
Identify potential construction issues and resolve field conflicts proactively to limit schedule, cost, or quality impacts.
Maintain daily reports, manpower records, production information, jobsite photographs, and other required project documentation.
Oversee civil construction and site development, including paving, curbs, sidewalks, site restoration, erosion and sediment control, landscaping, and irrigation.
Supervise concrete construction, including foundations, slabs, walls, reinforcing steel, formwork, placement, finishing, testing, saw cutting, and waterproofing.
Supervise cemetery and burial construction where applicable, including crypts, vaults, mausoleum-related structures, drainage, grading, and cemetery drives.
Coordinate and supervise masonry operations, including block, brick veneer, structural masonry, mortar and grout, lintels, flashing, waterproofing, and restoration.
Supervise framing and building enclosure work, including structural framing, sheathing, walls, partitions, insulation, drywall, roofing, exterior finishes, and carpentry.
Coordinate electrical and mechanical subcontractors for underground electrical, penetrations, equipment pads and supports, startup, and commissioning.
Supervise underground utilities and drainage systems; verify elevations, slopes, bedding, backfill, and testing.
Oversee finish construction, punch-list completion, site cleanup, and final restoration.
Maintain a safe, clean, and organized construction site; enforce company safety policies and OSHA requirements; participate in toolbox talks and safety meetings; and correct unsafe conditions.
Oversee field quality control, coordinate inspections and material testing, and verify that trade work meets specifications, tolerances, and applicable codes.
Perform other duties as assigned consistent with the general function of the job.
Comply with applicable laws and regulations and participate in required compliance training.
Wear required PPE and KMC attire on project sites and lead personnel and subcontractors by example in professionalism.