Field Superintendent

Spectra Holdings, Inc•Jacksonville, FL

17d

About The Position

The Field Superintendent owns commercial flooring installation projects from pre-installation planning through final completion. The role partners with customers, sales teams, project managers, and installation crews to coordinate project execution, proactively resolve challenges, and deliver safe, on-schedule work that meets quality standards. The position requires a hands-on leader who can manage multiple priorities, communicate across teams, and maintain strong attention to quality and detail. The Field Superintendent manages large-scale projects and crews, assesses site and substrate readiness, conducts job-site visits and inspections, supports installation teams with plans, materials, technical guidance, and training, and serves as the primary on-site liaison. The position also promotes job-site safety, addresses deficiencies and corrective actions, delivers materials as needed, and completes inspections and punch-list work to close projects successfully.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
OSHA 30 Certification or the ability to obtain certification.
At least 5 years of experience supervising commercial ceramic tile or flooring installation projects.
Knowledge of floor covering products, preferably ceramic tile, including pre-installation quality control and industry best practices.
Strong mathematical aptitude, including fractions, measurements, ruler reading, and tile layouts.
Ability to read and interpret written reports, project documentation, and blueprints using electronic devices.
Ability to visually identify conforming and nonconforming flooring products and installations and maintain quality control throughout project phases.
Experience with construction management software such as Autodesk, Clearstory, and Procore, and Microsoft Outlook, Teams, and Excel.
Ability to complete digital project documentation, including moisture testing, pre-mobilization reporting, and daily project reporting.
Commitment to workplace safety, OSHA compliance, site-specific safety requirements, and industry best practices.
Self-motivated, able to take initiative and work independently, solve problems proactively, and exercise sound judgment in a dynamic construction environment.
Highly organized, with strong attention to detail and accountability, and able to prioritize competing demands while maintaining schedules and quality standards.
Willingness to work nights or weekends as business needs require.

Nice To Haves

Experience overseeing flooring or construction installations at large-scale commercial venues such as stadiums, arenas, convention centers, healthcare facilities, or airports.
Success managing multiple crews, subcontractors, and stakeholders in fast-paced environments where safety, quality, scheduling, and customer satisfaction are critical.
Results-driven, proactive approach to identifying challenges, developing solutions, and driving projects to completion.
Ability to build strong partnerships with customers, project teams, subcontractors, and field personnel while maintaining a professional on-site presence.
Commitment to continuous improvement, process efficiency, and exceptional project outcomes.
ACT Certification.
Membership in the National Tile Contractors Association (NTCA).
10 or more years of commercial tile installation experience.

Responsibilities

Manage large-scale construction projects with multiple installation crews, ensuring safe, on-schedule completion to quality standards.
Inspect substrates, existing flooring, and wall surfaces for installation suitability, including moisture and alkaline testing, compatibility checks, and identification of conditions that could affect installation quality.
Verify job-site readiness, including climate control, lighting, accessibility, parking, loading docks, elevators, and material storage areas.
Conduct pre-installation and ongoing job-site visits to identify, communicate, and resolve potential issues.
Serve as the primary on-site liaison among customers, installers, and project teams; address concerns, resolve conflicts, and maintain communication throughout projects.
Promote and enforce job-site safety requirements and applicable safety standards.
Inspect defective materials and installation deficiencies, determine corrective actions, and communicate job needs to Installation Managers.
Ensure installers have current plans, required materials, and technical support, including training on new products, installation methods, and best practices.
Deliver materials and sundries to job sites as needed.
Perform pre-punch and post-installation inspections, validate deficiencies, and complete punch-list items or installations as needed to close projects.