Site Superintendent (Tenant Improvement & Capital Projects)

Edge Construction•Vancouver, BC

1d•CA$110,000 - CA$130,000•Onsite

About The Position

This role is for a Site Superintendent to lead day-to-day operations on commercial interior projects from mobilization through closeout. The successful candidate will work directly with subtrades, clients, consultants, and the internal project team to deliver work that meets the EDGE standard. This is a hands-on leadership role where the superintendent leads by example, gets into the details, and keeps things moving. The Tenant Improvement Division is a growing extension of EDGE Construction's standard, applying their expertise to commercial interior and capital improvement work. The team is small and intentional, focusing on deliberate projects and a consistent approach: prepared, professional, and focused on doing things right. They are not aiming to be the biggest, but rather to build the best version of themselves on every project, starting with the people on the team.

Requirements

Minimum 5 years of site supervision experience in commercial or institutional construction
Strong communicator: You lead with clarity, not just authority.
Organized and solutions-focused with the ability to make good decisions under pressure
Collaborative. You build trust with subtrades, clients, and consultants.
High attention to detail and genuine pride in the quality of your work.
Commitment to safety, accountability, and doing things the right way.
Proficiency in MS Office

Nice To Haves

Hands-on carpentry skills are a strong asset
Trade background or Gold Seal Certification is an asset
Experience in occupied environments or tenant improvement work is a real advantage
Procore, MS Project, or SiteMax is a bonus.

Responsibilities

Leading site operations on tenant improvement projects in active, occupied commercial buildings.
Coordinating and scheduling subtrades in constrained environments where sequencing matters.
Communicating clearly and proactively with clients, consultants, trades, inspectors, and the internal team.
Running a clean, organized, professional site that reflects the standard set by EDGE.
Identifying risks and deficiencies early and solving problems before they become expensive.
Upholding EDGE safety culture and full WorkSafeBC compliance.
Being available for evening or after-hours work when the project requires it, as many projects are in occupied buildings which means some of the best work windows are outside regular hours.