CTM: Plumbing Superintendent

Comfort Temp Heating & Air•Orlando, FL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

CT Mechanical is hiring an experienced Commercial Plumbing Superintendent to lead field execution on large and mid-size projects in the Orlando market. The role is based in Orlando and supports local jobsites across Central Florida; it is not a travel role. Project sectors include healthcare, hospitality, education, multifamily, and institutional construction. The superintendent owns jobsite safety, quality, productivity, and schedule while leading field crews and coordinating vendors, general contractors, and trade partners. The role oversees plumbing safety and quality programs, production and manpower planning, field layout and trade coordination, documentation, material and prefab logistics, testing and commissioning, shutdowns and tie-ins, communication, crew development, scheduling, and equipment oversight. The successful candidate will help maintain an accountable jobsite culture grounded in craftsmanship, safety, and client trust.

Requirements

10+ years of commercial plumbing experience, including 3+ years supervising foremen and crews.
Expert knowledge of commercial plumbing systems, including DWV, domestic hot and cold water, storm, condensate, gas, and specialty systems.
Ability to read plans, specifications, plumbing details, and coordination drawings.
Proven record of safe, high-quality installations delivered on schedule.
Proficiency with MS Office.
OSHA 30 certification.
Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.

Nice To Haves

BIM/VDC experience.
Procore and Bluebeam experience.
MS Project or Primavera experience.
Central Florida commercial experience and familiarity with local inspectors and jurisdictions.
Journeyman or Master Plumber license.
ASSE 6010 Med Gas certification, strongly preferred given the volume of healthcare work in the Orlando market.
ASSE Backflow Tester certification.
Hydronic piping and equipment-setting experience.

Responsibilities

Enforce company and OSHA safety programs; lead JHAs, daily huddles, lift plans, and permit compliance.
Own plumbing QA/QC, including compliance with the Florida Building Code – Plumbing, installation standards, and inspection readiness with local AHJs.
Build look-aheads, set crew goals, track percent complete, and adjust manpower to meet milestones and margin targets.
Oversee sleeve, hanger, and support layout; coordinate with the GC, structural, and MEP trades; and resolve field clashes.
Maintain accurate daily reports, timesheets, photos, as-builts, and redlines; generate RFIs for conflicts and clarifications.
Validate takeoffs, sequence deliveries, manage laydown and storage, and coordinate prefab and just-in-time kitting.
Plan and execute pressure tests, chlorination and flushing, camera inspections, and turnover documentation with the PM and GC.
Plan shutdowns in occupied facilities, including hospitals, schools, and operating businesses; handle notifications and method statements; and lead safe tie-ins and cutovers.
Run foreman and crew huddles, represent plumbing scope in OAC and coordination meetings, and keep stakeholders informed.
Coach foremen and apprentices on safety, quality, and productivity, and build an accountable jobsite culture.
Contribute to 3-week look-aheads, constraint logs, and pull-plan sessions, and hold crews to dates and sequence.
Verify proper use, inspections, and certifications for lifts, rigging, and test equipment.