Construction Superintendent Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• Minimum of 10 years of construction industry experience
• At least 5 years of experience as a Site Superintendent, General Superintendent, Senior Superintendent, or in a comparable field-leadership role
• At least 3 years of direct, hands-on field construction experience
• Experience managing commercial, multifamily, modular, design-build, or general contracting projects preferred
• Demonstrated ability to lead construction projects from mobilization through active construction, punch-list completion, and final closeout
• Strong understanding of OSHA regulations, construction safety practices, site security procedures, and emergency-response planning
• Ability to read, interpret, and apply construction drawings, specifications, contracts, RFIs, submittals, change directives, and related project documents
• Experience producing look-ahead schedules, coordinating multiple subcontractors, and implementing schedule-recovery strategies
• Familiarity with modular transportation, crane operations, module setting, staging, or installation preferred
• Proficiency with scheduling software, field-reporting systems, cost-control tools, and construction management platforms
• Working knowledge of construction contracts, time-and-material work, backcharges, and change-order procedures
• Strong written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills
• Ability to remain decisive, organized, accountable, and solutions-focused in a demanding field environment
• Ability to respond to project-related calls, text messages, and emails within four hours during active construction operations
• Comfortable using CRM systems, daily-reporting applications, and other field technology on a company-issued phone or laptop
• Ability to walk active jobsites, climb stairs and ladders, work safely around heavy equipment, and perform the physical responsibilities of an on-site field leader

Responsibilities

• Direct daily construction activities and maintain overall responsibility for field execution from mobilization through project closeout
• Implement the master project schedule and prepare detailed weekly look-ahead plans
• Communicate upcoming work, required manpower, inspections, deliveries, equipment needs, and critical site activities
• Coordinate subcontractors, USO field employees, material deliveries, equipment, cranes, and other project resources
• Identify potential delays, schedule conflicts, and field constraints before they affect project milestones
• Work with the Project Manager to develop and implement corrective actions and schedule-recovery plans
• Plan and coordinate modular transportation, staging, crane operations, module setting, installation, and sequencing
• Administer the project-specific safety program in compliance with USO procedures and applicable OSHA requirements
• Lead toolbox talks, safety orientations, recurring safety meetings, site inspections, and emergency-preparedness activities
• Enforce personal protective equipment requirements throughout the jobsite
• Immediately correct unsafe practices or conditions
• Document and report incidents promptly and accurately
• Maintain jobsite security and protect tools, stored materials, equipment, installed work, and completed construction
• Create and maintain project logistics plans
• Coordinate site access points, staging locations, delivery routes, traffic management, crane placement, and equipment movement
• Maintain a clean, organized, secure, and professionally presented construction site
• Protect finished and partially completed work from weather, damage, construction activity, and interference from other trades
• Inspect work regularly to confirm compliance with project drawings, specifications, approved submittments, and manufacturer requirements
• Coordinate municipal inspections, third-party testing, surveys, and required quality-assurance activities
• Identify workmanship issues and ensure corrective work is completed promptly
• Develop, track, and manage punch-list items through completion
• Confirm outstanding items are resolved before final turnover
• Direct subcontractors and USO field teams while confirming adequate staffing, supervision, productivity, and workmanship
• Hold project teams accountable for safety, schedule commitments, quality standards, and jobsite performance
• Communicate professionally with owners, inspectors, architects, engineers, subcontractors, suppliers, vendors, and internal project staff
• Prepare accurate daily field reports
• Document workforce levels, completed work, deliveries, inspections, safety activities, weather conditions, delays, and site developments
• Review and verify time-and-material tickets, field labor records, delivery receipts, and supporting cost documentation
• Maintain current field copies of drawings, specifications, RFIs, submittals, bulletins, and approved change documents
• Identify and document site conditions that may result in RFIs, change orders, subcontractor backcharges, additional costs, or schedule impacts
• Maintain organized field records, including photographs, inspection reports, testing documentation, delivery records, and project as-built information
• Assist with warranty records, closeout documentation, final inspections, owner turnover, and project completion requirements
• Participate in weekly project meetings
• Provide clear updates regarding schedule performance, safety, quality, cost exposure, field coordination, and unresolved items
• Drive all remaining work through punch-list completion and final closeout

Benefits

• Relocation assistance available
• W-2 employment
• Full-time position, generally 40 or more hours per week
• Performance-based bonus opportunities targeted at $20,000 - $40,000 annually
• Mileage reimbursement for approved business travel using a personal vehicle
• Biweekly payroll
• Benefits available following the 90-day introductory period
• 80 hours of accrued paid vacation annually, with increases based on tenure
• 40 hours of paid sick leave per year
• 5 paid holidays: New Year's Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day
• Employer-subsidized medical, dental, and vision insurance