Required Skills & Experience
7+ years of construction experience, with the majority of experience supporting large-scale industrial construction projects. General Contractor / Construction Management background.
Strong experience in at least one of the following:
Industrial / manufacturing construction Automotive or manufacturing plants Water / wastewater construction Food processing facilities Stadium construction Federal / government construction, including USACE projects Large-scale data center construction Experience leading subcontractors and field operations on significant construction projects. Experience working with project schedules, drawings, specifications, safety programs, quality control, and subcontractor coordination. Strong safety mindset and ability to enforce jobsite safety programs. Must be willing and able to travel extensively based on project location. Projects commonly last 1 to 3 years. Strong leadership, organization, communication, and field coordination skills. OSHA 30 and current CPR/AED certification. The official position description lists both as requirements.
Nice to Have Skills & Experience
Experience managing projects ranging from approximately $1M to $100M+. Experience with a large, well-established General Contractor. Experience with industrial self-perform construction, particularly concrete, structural steel/fabrication, interiors, or equipment installation. Experience on complex projects requiring significant subcontractor coordination. Experience leading projects with rigorous safety, schedule, and quality requirements. Strong employment tenure with demonstrated progression into Superintendent, Senior Superintendent, or comparable field leadership positions. Clean driving record due to company vehicle requirements.
Job Description
Day to Day Serve as the primary field leader responsible for the successful execution of large-scale industrial construction projects. Lead field operations, subcontractors, manpower, scheduling, safety, quality, and day-to-day construction activities. Partner with Project Managers and Scheduling Managers to develop, maintain, and execute project schedules. Review drawings, specifications, contracts, subcontractor scopes, and addenda to identify constructability issues and potential design deficiencies. Coordinate subcontractors and self-perform teams to ensure projects remain on schedule, within budget, and aligned with quality expectations. Lead coordination and safety meetings and ensure subcontractors comply with project and company safety requirements. Coordinate inspections, permits, site logistics, temporary utilities, equipment, staging areas, quality control, and manpower planning. Review subcontractor daily reports and monthly payment requests and maintain strong communication among field teams, project management, clients, and other project stakeholders.