Superintendent I

Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio•San Antonio, TX

7d•Onsite

About The Position

The Superintendent I manages the construction of assigned homes for Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio and Guadalupe Valley, ensuring projects are completed on schedule and within budget while meeting Habitat build quality requirements. The position coordinates and inspects subcontractor work, maintains safe and organized jobsites, manages construction materials and tools, and follows required build processes, plans, inspections, and reporting procedures. The Superintendent leads volunteer build days, including groups of 25–35 volunteers, and prepares volunteer homes and jobsites with the necessary materials, tools, and personal protective equipment. The role also includes working with homebuyers through walkthroughs, punch-list completion, scheduled warranty visits, and maintenance and repair classes. The Superintendent keeps construction leadership informed of site and performance matters, addresses minor site issues, and supports Habitat policies, mission, and management decisions.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience building or renovating single-family homes as a foreman or assistant superintendent.
High school diploma or GED.
Intermediate written and verbal communication skills.
Intermediate knowledge of the residential homebuilding process.
Intermediate knowledge of the 2024 International Residential Code (IRC).
Intermediate knowledge of City of San Antonio residential inspection requirements and processes.
Intermediate skill driving a pickup truck and hauling a trailer; no CDL is required.
Beginner skill operating a forklift and skid steer.
Ability and willingness to teach others basic hands-on residential construction skills and techniques, including framing, sheathing, window and door installation, siding, exterior trim, painting, cabinet assembly and installation, flooring, interior trim, shelving, hardware, punch work, cleaning, and landscaping.
Team-oriented and able to work well with a wide range of people.
Intermediate computer skills with Microsoft Word and Outlook, and some experience with construction/project management software.
Must have and maintain a good driving record and a valid Texas driver's license throughout employment.
Ability to lift, carry, push, and pull weights up to 50 pounds; use fine motor skills; and reach, grasp, stand, walk, climb, bend, and squat for extended periods.
Ability to sit at a desk for extended periods.
Ability to lift, carry, push, or pull items weighing up to 40 pounds.
Ability to use hands for simple grasping and fine motor tasks.
Ability to listen to, comprehend, and process verbally presented information.
Ability to read and understand written information and instructions.
Ability to enunciate clearly and communicate effectively in spoken form.
Ability to stand and move for prolonged periods, navigate uneven terrain, and work in varying weather conditions typical of construction environments.

Nice To Haves

Degree in construction science and management.
OSHA 10 certification.

Responsibilities

Manage construction of all assigned homes.
Build assigned homes on schedule and on budget while meeting Habitat for Humanity build quality requirements.
Schedule, manage, and inspect subcontractor work, holding subcontractors accountable for scope, schedule, work quality, and jobsite cleanliness.
Perform tasks needed to maintain a safe, clean, and organized jobsite.
Transport construction materials and tools to jobsites and partner organizations daily using Habitat trucks and trailers.
Ensure tools and materials are securely transported, stored, and retained on site, and accurately track construction inventory received and used.
Lead volunteer build days for groups of 25–35 volunteers, including hands-on construction and cleanup tasks.
Prepare assigned volunteer homes and jobsites for build days, ensuring tools, materials, and PPE are present, organized, operational, clean, and secured.
Follow Habitat build processes and complete required inspections and reports on time; ensure work adheres to approved plans, build manuals, schedules, and written requirements.
Conduct homebuyer walkthroughs as part of the home closing process.
Complete homebuyer punch lists within the scheduled timeframe.
Complete scheduled warranty visits and reports, and resolve warranty issues in a timely manner.
Teach scheduled homebuyer maintenance and repair classes.
Keep construction leadership informed of site issues and report issues promptly.
Complete event and accident reports promptly and address discrepancies as necessary while striving to reduce material waste and loss.
Keep construction leadership informed about employee performance matters.
Resolve minor site issues involving staff, contractors, sponsors, volunteers, and neighbors in a positive manner and within Habitat policies and procedures.
Support and implement HFHSA's ideas, mission, policies, goals, objectives, and management decisions positively and productively.
Ensure personal and departmental adherence to Habitat policies, procedures, and internal requirements.
Demonstrate businesslike social skills by accepting criticism constructively and controlling emotions in high-stress or negative situations.
Perform other duties as assigned.