Superintendent

CERES•Sarasota, FL

73d•$110,000 - $130,000•Remote

About The Position

Ceres Environmental Operations (CEO) is a leader in crisis management, rapid response, and disaster recovery, committed to rebuilding stronger, safer communities. We specialize in emergency response, environmental services, planning, and consulting, including debris removal, temporary blue roofs, logistics, debris management, demolition, recycling, forest management, and coastal and marine restoration. As a licensed general contractor with bonding capability of $2 billion, we offer unparalleled expertise to restore stability where it’s needed most. Driven by Purpose, Powered by People Are you retired from USACE, FEMA or other federally funded emergency response industry? Do you have experience overseeing field crews? Have experience in debris operations, field production, or construction management? Are you looking for meaningful work to help local communities’ recovery from natural disasters? Then read on… At CEO, we believe you’re more than just an employee; you’re part of a team with a purpose and a meaningful mission. Every team member plays a vital role in restoring hope, helping communities recover and rebuild. We value initiative, respect diversity, and give our people the freedom to lead. We expect high levels of effort and strong ethics. We offer competitive pay, travel opportunities, and a culture built on resilience and teamwork. If you show up with compassion, share the commitment, react with urgency, and deliver solutions, you’ll fit right in. We don’t just respond to challenges; we rise to them.

Requirements

10+ years experience as a Superintendent or comparable field leadership role within disaster recovery, construction, or related field operations.
5+ years of people management and coordination experience, with a track record of planning, directing, and sequencing work for crews and subcontractors across multiple project phases to maintain schedules and minimize operational disruptions.
Demonstrated ability to read, interpret, and apply safety regulations, contract documents (including subcontracts), project specifications, and construction drawings.
Demonstrated financial and operational accountability, including experience managing labor, equipment, and subcontractor costs, reviewing production and cost reports, and making field-level decisions that support budget adherence and profitability.
Willingness and ability to travel extensively with minimal advance notice, including short‑notice deployment to disaster‑affected locations across the U.S.
Strong verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to effectively interact with field crews, subcontractors, project leadership, and clients.
Proficient working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications, including Excel, Word, and Outlook.
Valid driver’s license with the ability to meet company driving requirements.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in engineering, business, construction management or related field.
Prior experience at the Superintendent level on Disaster Recovery projects with a high volume of varied debris removal.
First Aid/CPR certified, OSHA 30, HAZWOPER, additional certifications in civil construction or related disciplines.
Prior experience working at a lead level on a USACE, FEMA, or other federally funded emergency response project.
Working knowledge of FEMA/USACE debris eligibility requirements and load ticket documentation processes.

Responsibilities

Read, understand, and adhere to all company Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and safety policies.
Leverages financial knowledge to guide operational decisions, aligning field strategies with cost control and profit objectives.
Directs and coordinates personnel and subcontractors in the planning and execution of on‑site work, aligning project phases to prevent schedule conflicts and delays.
Monitor work in the field for accuracy, completeness, and eligibility by working close with crews.
Daily quantification of trucks and locations, haul rounds, and debris quantities.
Verify debris eligibility in accordance with contract specifications and FEMA guidelines.
Document and log any ineligible or non-compliant debris promptly.
Provides direct supervision to five (5) or more employees, either on a single large project or across multiple smaller projects. In addition, indirect reports will be up to 30.
Collaborates with Project Management, inspectors, and material suppliers to resolve operational challenges and improve work methods.
Inspects work to ensure compliance with contract requirements, specifications, and terms and conditions.
Prepares and reviews daily production reports, including progress, labor and materials usage, debris hauled or processed, and associated costs; adjusts work schedules as required.
Support the management of contract schedules and agreements, ensuring accuracy and organization.
Provide daily report data based on activity.
Perform additional tasks as needed to support project success.