Energy Services Site Superintendent

Trane Technologies•Denver, CO

19d•Onsite

About The Position

The Energy Services Construction Superintendent provides comprehensive on-site leadership, coordination, and operational control for commercial, industrial, or institutional building projects. The role oversees daily field activities from site mobilization and rough-in through final inspections and commissioning turnover, ensuring projects are safely executed to architectural and engineering specifications and delivered on schedule. The Superintendent works closely with the Project Manager to align subcontractors and client expectations while delivering projects safely and within budget. The position directs site operations, subcontractor sequencing, logistics, deliveries, and equipment positioning; manages look-ahead scheduling and project milestones; enforces safety and environmental requirements; verifies construction quality and code compliance; coordinates inspections and closeout; and maintains field documentation and communication. Work is field-based at customer locations.

Requirements

Minimum 3–5 years of direct, on-site supervisory experience managing commercial, mechanical, or industrial building construction projects.
Demonstrated experience overseeing multi-million-dollar projects from mobilization through final closeout.
Experience coordinating diverse subcontractors simultaneously, with strong knowledge of MEP, HVAC systems, structural elements, and building automation interfaces.
Practical experience developing and driving two- to three-week rolling look-ahead schedules using critical path methodology.
Experience interfacing with municipal inspectors, fire marshals, and third-party testing agencies and achieving first-time pass rates.
Hands-on experience managing site-level safety programs, conducting job hazard analyses, enforcing PPE adherence, and leading weekly toolbox talks.
Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or Building Technology, or an equivalent combination of trade journeyman apprenticeship and extensive field leadership.
OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety Certification (required).
First Aid / CPR / AED Certification (required).

Nice To Haves

Experience with mechanical/HVAC equipment installations, plant retrofits, or central utility systems.
Experience delivering projects under Design-Build, Guaranteed Maximum Price, or Integrated Project Delivery contract models.
Experience with occupied-facility renovations, hospital/healthcare, or mission-critical environments requiring strict dust, noise, and infection control containment (ICRA).
SWPPP, rigging, crane signaling, or aerial lift certifications.

Responsibilities

Direct daily on-site operations, subcontractor sequencing, laydown yard logistics, material deliveries, and equipment positioning.
Lead daily coordination meetings with subcontractors, MEP teams, and specialized technicians to prevent trade overlap, scope conflicts, and workflow bottlenecks.
Supervise subcontractors and trade partners to support productive resource utilization and efficient equipment staging.
Develop, maintain, and execute detailed three-week rolling look-ahead schedules aligned with the master project schedule.
Manage daily project pacing to meet critical-path milestones and address work stoppages, inclement weather, and trade delays.
Verify preparatory work, inspections, and prerequisite tasks before subsequent trades mobilize.
Enforce company health and safety policies and applicable municipal, state, and OSHA regulations.
Conduct daily site safety walkthroughs, manage job hazard analyses, and lead weekly toolbox talks.
Maintain clean, organized, secure, and environmentally compliant job sites, including SWPPP measures and dust and noise controls.
Verify installations, assemblies, and systems comply with architectural drawings, MEP specifications, shop submittals, and building codes.
Coordinate required jurisdictional inspections with building officials, special inspectors, architects, and structural and MEP engineers.
Lead pre-punch-list evaluations, drive trade accountability for punch-list completion, and support final commissioning and operational handover.
Complete daily job logs documenting headcounts, subcontractor progress, deliveries, weather, delays, and critical incidents.
Partner with Project Managers in progress meetings, clarify field issues, and address requests for information.
Inspect and verify field work related to potential change orders before submission and authorization.