Project Superintendent - Baker Water

Baker Construction•Indianapolis, IN

About The Position

Baker Water, a division of Baker Construction, is seeking a Self-Perform Treatment Plant Superintendent to lead and oversee self-perform water and wastewater treatment construction activities. The role plans, coordinates, and manages on-site work for large-scale water infrastructure projects, emphasizing safety, efficiency, quality control, and strong project execution. The superintendent helps ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and to Baker’s standards. Baker Water serves as the general contractor on critical water infrastructure projects across the country, coordinating people, partners, and trades throughout the full project lifecycle. The role may also involve directly supporting field work in a working-foreman or hands-on capacity, depending on workload and project demands.

Requirements

8–10 years of relevant construction experience.
A 2-year construction-related degree or equivalent technical training or experience.
Strong leadership skills and the ability to mentor crews and foster collaboration.
Working knowledge of project scheduling and cost control.
Excellent communication skills and a team-first approach.
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and industry software such as Bluebeam.
Strong mechanical and technical aptitude.

Nice To Haves

Industrial treatment experience.
A bachelor's degree in Engineering or Construction Management.

Responsibilities

Plan and supervise field crews, including logistics, manpower, equipment, materials, schedules, and daily work plans.
Maintain and distribute contract documents, addenda, RFIs, and field orders.
Promote and enforce site safety in coordination with the Safety Department, including conducting documented weekly inspections.
Prepare daily reports detailing progress, conditions, conversations, and challenges.
Hold subcontractors accountable to project plans, standards, and commitments.
Review and approve shop drawings and submittals for compliance with specifications.
Lead project quality control efforts, including inspections, testing, and documentation.
Support field work directly in a working-foreman or hands-on role as needed, depending on workload and project demands.