Construction Superintendent

AECOM•Dallas, TX

6d•$74,500 - $137,824•Onsite

About The Position

AECOM Hunt has an immediate need for a Construction Superintendent with experience in Higher Education/Campus Projects, for our new project in Arlington, TX. The successful candidate will lead field operations from mobilization through closeout, ensuring safety, quality, schedule, and client satisfaction on complex, multi‑phase campus projects.

Requirements

BS/BA Engineering, Construction Management or similar curriculum and 4 years relevant construction experience or demonstrated equivalency of experience and/or education
4 years of superintendent experience with a focus on higher education or similarly complex institutional projects.
Demonstrated success delivering highly specific buildings/classrooms/student housing/athletic/rec centers, or occupied campus renovations.
Expert knowledge of field operations, sequencing, and campus logistics (utility shutdowns, noise windows, exam/semester constraints, and phased turnovers).
Strong understanding of MEP systems, life safety, and commissioning for campus buildings; ability to read and interpret drawings/specs.
Proficiency with construction management platforms (e.g., Procore), digital plan review tools, and look‑ahead scheduling practices
OSHA 30 (or ability to obtain promptly).
Excellent communication, leadership, and problem‑solving skills; proven ability to manage subcontractors and maintain positive client relationships.
Ability to work on active/occupied campuses, including occasional nights/weekends for critical work.

Responsibilities

Lead all day‑to‑day site activities for higher education projects, coordinating trades, logistics, and campus interface.
Support our culture of safety and maintain quality control while meeting schedule and budget objectives.
Serve as the primary field point of contact for clients, campus stakeholders, inspectors, and design partners.
Plan look‑ahead schedules, sequence work, and manage daily coordination with subcontractors and suppliers.
Manage campus logistics: implement site access, pedestrian and traffic control, noise/vibration controls, and utility shutdown planning on occupied campuses.
Manage punch lists.
Coordinate building systems: supervise complex MEP, HVAC balancing, fire/life safety testing, and building automation integration.
Administer the work: lead daily reports, RFIs, field memos, change order input, and as‑built documentation; support cost and risk controls.