Superintendent - Tilt-wall/Light Industrial

The Brazos Group•Scottsdale, AZ

18d•Onsite

About The Position

The Superintendent leads field operations on ground-up tilt-wall light industrial projects across the Phoenix metro area, from site work through turnover. Projects typically range from 100,000 to 500,000+ square feet and include warehouse, distribution, and manufacturing buildings. The role owns site safety, schedule, quality, and subcontractor coordination and requires hands-on knowledge of tilt-panel sequencing, from slab and casting beds through panel setting, roofing, and tenant finish. The Superintendent reports to the Project Manager and Director of Construction. The position involves coordinating tilt-wall construction, crane and rigging activities, structural tie-ins, and dry-in; managing subcontractors and project schedules; enforcing safety and quality standards; and planning for Phoenix-area weather and regulatory conditions. The Superintendent maintains project documentation, supports the Project Manager with project administration and cost tracking, and leads punch-list work, walkthroughs, turnover, and warranty handoff. The position is based in the Phoenix, Arizona metro area, with projects across the Valley. Compensation includes a base salary and project completion and performance bonus, both to be provided by the client. A company truck or vehicle allowance, fuel, phone, medical, dental and vision coverage, a 401(k) with company match, paid time off, paid holidays, and relocation assistance are offered.

Requirements

At least 8 years of commercial or industrial construction field experience, including at least 5 years as a Superintendent or Assistant Superintendent on tilt-wall projects.
Hands-on experience running ground-up tilt-wall buildings from site work through turnover, including panel casting, bracing, and crane picks.
Proven delivery of light industrial, warehouse, or distribution projects of 100,000+ square feet.
Working knowledge of the Phoenix metro market, including local jurisdictions, inspection practices, and the regional subcontractor base.
Ability to read and interpret civil, structural, and architectural drawings, panel shop drawings, and pick plans.
Strong scheduling and planning skills, with working knowledge of Procore, Bluebeam, and Primavera P6 or MS Project.
OSHA 30 certification and a strong, visible commitment to jobsite safety.
Clear communication skills and ability to lead trades, work with owners and design teams, and develop assistant superintendents and field engineers.
Valid driver's license and ability to pass a background check and drug screen.

Nice To Haves

Experience on speculative and build-to-suit industrial projects for developers and institutional owners.
Established relationships with Phoenix-area tilt-wall, crane, steel, roofing, and site-work trade partners.
Experience with self-performed concrete or close coordination with a concrete subcontractor.
Additional certifications such as OSHA 500, First Aid and CPR, or a crane signal and rigging qualification.
Bilingual in English and Spanish.

Responsibilities

Lead field operations from mobilization through certificate of occupancy and closeout, keeping projects on schedule, on budget, and safe.
Plan and sequence tilt-wall work, including slab and casting-bed preparation, panel forming, rebar and embed placement, pours, curing, and panel picks and sets.
Coordinate crane, rigging, and bracing; review pick plans and brace layouts with the engineer and crane contractor, and verify footing, brace, and site readiness before lifts.
Manage structural tie-ins and dry-in, including panel connections, joists and deck, roofing, and dock and overhead-door installation.
Run weekly lookahead schedules and daily subcontractor coordination, and hold trade partners accountable to commitments.
Enforce the site safety program, including pick-day exclusion zones, fall protection, heat-illness prevention, daily hazard analyses, and toolbox talks.
Drive quality control for panel tolerances, embeds and reveals, joint sealants, slab flatness and levelness, and roofing; manage city and third-party inspections.
Plan for Phoenix conditions, including early-start concrete placements, hot-weather concrete practices, monsoon preparation, dust control, and stormwater compliance.
Maintain accurate daily logs, photographs, and progress reports; support the Project Manager with RFIs, submittals, change-order backup, and cost tracking.
Lead punch-list work, owner or tenant walkthroughs, turnover, and warranty handoff.