Superintendent - Cladding

Bonitz Careers•Greenville, SC

13h

About The Position

The Superintendent - Cladding oversees daily field operations and successful execution of exterior cladding and rainscreen projects. The role leads installation crews, subcontractors, manpower, materials, equipment, and jobsite activities for systems such as fiber cement, metal, terra cotta, composite wood-look panels, and rainscreen assemblies. It is accountable for safe, efficient, on-schedule, on-budget work that complies with project plans, specifications, manufacturer requirements, applicable codes, and system warranties. The Superintendent coordinates exterior-envelope sequencing and construction schedules with general contractors and other trades, attends construction meetings, manages subcontractor performance and payments, reviews project documents and field conditions, and resolves jobsite issues. The position also manages elevated-work access and equipment, installation quality, materials and deliveries, daily project documentation, safety, punch-list completion, and project profitability. Success requires strong leadership, communication, organization, problem-solving, and knowledge of exterior-envelope construction practices, as well as significant experience leading large construction projects. Bonitz, Inc. is an employee-owned specialty trade commercial contractor founded in 1954. The company designs and installs custom flooring, walls, ceilings, and cladding systems, with divisions in South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia, Louisiana, and Florida. Its cladding work is intended to improve building appearance and protection while providing thermal insulation, energy efficiency, soundproofing, and extended building life. Bonitz describes its commitment as delivering project consulting, project management, craftsmanship, service, and practical solutions.

Requirements

At least 5 years of construction experience as a lead foreman or superintendent on large projects.
Hands-on experience with exterior-envelope work such as cladding, rainscreen, exterior framing, or curtain wall.
Ability to read and interpret architectural elevations, wall sections, shop drawings, and exterior detail sheets.
Working knowledge of flashing, sealants, and air- and water-barrier interfaces.
Expert knowledge of construction business and industry practices.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.
Good written and verbal communication skills.
Strong interpersonal skills for handling high-pressure and confidential situations.
Strong analytical, organizational, and multitasking skills.

Nice To Haves

Direct experience with fiber cement, metal, terra cotta, or composite panel systems.
Understanding of NFPA 285 and ASHRAE 90.1.
Experience supervising elevated work using lifts, scaffolding, or swing stage.
Current OSHA 30, fall-protection, aerial-lift, and scaffold training.
Bachelor's degree in construction management or equivalent trade-school certification.
Experience using construction project management applications and Measure Square.

Responsibilities

Oversee daily cladding and rainscreen installation, including fiber cement, metal, terra cotta, and composite wood-look panels and rainscreen systems.
Communicate with internal associates, customers, vendors, and subcontractors.
Understand and enforce manufacturer installation guidelines for attachments, fastening, spacing, joints, and tolerances to protect system warranties.
Plan, coordinate, oversee, and document project tasks, critical dates, customer and third-party interfaces, quality, and customer satisfaction.
Plan and manage project budgets, schedules, and other project aspects.
Manage general contractor relationships, attend construction meetings, and coordinate exterior-envelope sequencing with other trades, including framing, sheathing, air and water barriers, windows, roofing, and sealants.
Review shop drawings, elevations, wall sections, and exterior details; verify field conditions and substrate readiness; and coordinate RFIs and design clarifications.
Oversee installation of substructures, subframing, clips, rails, and panel systems, including flashing, joints, terminations, and penetrations in accordance with project details.
Ensure installations meet project specifications and applicable code requirements, including relevant NFPA 285 and ASHRAE 90.1 assembly requirements.
Plan and manage elevated-work access and coordinate equipment needs, rentals, and inspections.
Identify and mitigate jobsite safety concerns, particularly those related to fall protection, elevated work, panel handling and rigging, and weather; meet safety requirements and manage required training.
Evaluate and coordinate subcontractor payments, schedules, and contracts.
Manage material ordering, delivery, staging, protection, lead times, and damage prevention.
Manage quality control, including mockups, installation inspections, and manufacturer or third-party reviews.
Manage punch-list completion and project profitability.
Coordinate multiple installation crews and maintain project schedules, adjusting for weather and sequencing impacts.
Proactively address jobsite issues and adapt plans and schedules as needed.
Complete daily digital project documentation, including progress photos and required jobsite forms.
Oversee field manpower and installations to ensure work follows plans, specifications, estimates, and completion schedules.
Oversee field staff and manage installation methods and material usage.