Job Description

Position Summary

The Senior Superintendent provides senior-level field leadership on one or more projects while also actively supporting estimating and preconstruction efforts on upcoming projects. This role bridges preconstruction planning and field execution by applying hands-on construction expertise to budgets, schedules, logistics, and constructability.

Required Qualifications:

· 10 years of construction experience

· 5 years of field supervisory experience in construction

· 5 years as a general contractor responsible for managing multiple trades

· Computer literacy and ability to use Procore, Excel, Word, and Bluebeam

· OSHA 30 Hour Training

· Ability to communicate clearly, verbally and in writing

· Team player that will maintain professional demeanor with all team members (in-house staff, clients, consultants, subcontractors, etc.)

Preferred Qualifications:

· Professional fluency in Spanish

· Procore Superintendent Certification

Key Responsibilities

Field Leadership & Project Execution

• Provide overall leadership and oversight of field operations on single or multiple commercial projects.
• Lead, mentor, and manage superintendents, assistant superintendents, and field staff.
• Serve as the senior on-site authority for schedule, logistics, safety, and quality.
• Complete daily reports on Procore
• Schedule all site deliveries and subcontractor work.
• Schedule and lead coordination meetings in advance of all work involving multiple trades. Document with meeting minutes.
• Ensure work conforms to contract documents, subcontractor scopes, building codes, schedule, and industry standards.
• Coordinate inspections, punch lists, turnover, and closeout.
• Capture site photos to Openspace on a weekly basis.

Estimating & Preconstruction Support

• Participate in preconstruction and estimating phases, providing field-driven input.
• Review drawings, specifications, and scopes for constructability, coordination, and risk.
• Develop site logistics plans, phasing strategies, and staffing plans.
• Provide input on:
• Construction durations and critical path sequencing
• General conditions and staffing requirements
• Equipment and manpower needs
• Assist with quantity takeoffs.
• Support subcontractor solicitation, scope reviews.
• Participate in value engineering and alternate options.

Schedule & Cost Control

• Collaborate with project managers to develop and maintain detailed CPM schedules.
• Produce weekly look ahead schedules guided by the master schedule. Enforce schedules with subcontractors and vendors.
• Monitor labor productivity, and subcontractor performance. Report deficiencies to PM.
• Identify potential schedule delays or cost impacts and implement corrective actions.
• Assist with change order development related to time, labor, and field impacts.

Quality & Safety Management

• Enforce company quality control standards and workmanship expectations.
• Conduct regular site inspections and audits.
• Lead the pre-punch walkthrough prior to the formal punch list and ensure that all pre-punch corrections are made prior to the formal punch walk with design.
• Enforce OSHA regulations and company safety policies.
• Lead jobsite safety meetings and participate in incident investigations.
• Conduct weekly toolbox talks with all site personnel, including collecting signatures of attendees.
• Maintain the site safety binder with all required information provided from the office.

Client, Subcontractor & Stakeholder Coordination

• Coordinate subcontractor sequencing, manpower, and site access.
• Evaluate subcontractor performance and enforce contractual requirements.
• Interface professionally with owners, architects, engineers, and inspectors.
• Participate in OAC, coordination, and preconstruction meetings as needed.

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