MEP Project Superintendent

The Walsh Group - Walsh Construction & Archer Western•Mount Pleasant, WI

12d•Onsite

About The Position

The Walsh Group is seeking an MEP Project Superintendent for its Data Center Group in Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin. The role leads field operations for large-scale data center construction projects, overseeing trade coordination, work sequencing, scheduling, site logistics, safety, quality, and installation of mission-critical systems. The superintendent coordinates with subcontractors, authorities having jurisdiction, owners, commissioning agents, operators, and project leadership to support construction execution, commissioning readiness, turnover, and project closeout. The role also leads field teams and mentors assistant superintendents and trade leaders. The Walsh Group describes itself as a fourth-generation, family-owned, fast-growing company that combines a small-company feel with the backing of a large company. The company states that employees who work hard will be recognized. The position may also be eligible for a bonus and other benefits; no specific benefits are listed.

Requirements

At least 7 years of field leadership experience on complex commercial, industrial, or mission-critical projects.
Strong expertise in mission-critical construction sequencing and system integration.
Proven ability to lead large, multi-trade field teams in high-reliability environments.

Nice To Haves

Experience with live campuses, constrained sites, and high-security facilities.

Responsibilities

Lead all field operations for large-scale data center construction projects.
Manage trade coordination, work sequencing, and daily execution across all scopes.
Develop and enforce short-interval schedules and field execution plans.
Lead site logistics planning, including laydown, access, crane operations, and material flow.
Enforce site safety culture, OSHA compliance, and zero-incident standards.
Drive QA/QC processes, inspections, testing, and deficiency resolution.
Coordinate installation of mission-critical systems, including power distribution, generators, switchgear, UPS, cooling systems, and fire protection.
Lead subcontractor management, productivity, performance accountability, and workforce planning.
Coordinate inspections with AHJs, owners, commissioning agents, and operators.
Lead commissioning readiness, turnover planning, and systems integration support.
Manage punchlist execution, closeout sequencing, and substantial completion readiness.
Interface directly with owners, operators, and project leadership teams.
Support constructability reviews, phasing strategies, and risk mitigation planning.
Lead field teams, mentor assistant superintendents, and develop trade leadership.