Traveling Construction Superintendent – Interiors - Pecos, TX

United Contractor Services•Pecos, TX

2d•$60,000 - $90,000•Remote

About The Position

As a Traveling Construction Superintendent, you'll be the boots-on-the-ground leader for our self-perform interiors crews, keeping projects moving safely, on schedule, and to spec. You'll run our scope on site from layout through punch and closeout, working directly with our project managers, the general contractor's superintendent, and other trades on site. This is a full-time travel position supporting commercial interior projects across the U.S., with company-paid lodging and per diem.

Requirements

3+ years as a superintendent on commercial construction projects, with drywall, metal framing, or acoustical ceiling experience strongly preferred
Subcontractor-side field leadership experience preferred
Willingness and ability to travel full time to project sites nationwide
Strong layout proficiency on complex commercial interiors, including laser layout and control lines
Ability to read and interpret architectural drawings, reflected ceiling plans, wall types, and specifications with confidence
Working knowledge of fire-rated assemblies, deflection and head-of-wall details, and drywall finish levels
Experience running manpower and look-ahead schedules on fast-paced jobs
Sharp attention to detail and a commitment to delivering quality work
Clear, effective communicator with general contractors, crews, and internal project teams
OSHA 30 certification (required)
Comfort with technology and cloud-based field reporting platforms. We'll handle training and tools.

Responsibilities

Lead all on-site interiors work from initial framing layout through drywall, finishes, ceilings, punch, and closeout
Plan and manage daily manpower, build look-ahead schedules within the GC's master schedule, and keep crews productive
Coordinate daily with the GC superintendent and other trades on sequencing, area turnover, and conflicts in the field
Schedule material deliveries, stocking, and equipment such as lifts with our project managers and vendors
Direct and support field crews and foremen, setting clear expectations for performance, quality, and accountability
Make sure work meets drawings, specs, and UL fire-rated assembly requirements, and prepare for above-ceiling, cover, and framing inspections
Get ahead of problems by flagging scope gaps, field conflicts, and extra work early, and document them so change orders get written and paid
Keep thorough records, including daily logs, manpower reports, progress photos, and change order documentation
Champion a jobsite safety culture grounded in industry best practices and OSHA standards