Superintendent - Fort Polk

Required Skills & Experience

• 5+ years of Superintendent or field leadership experience in site civil and vertical scopes on DoD, USACE, NAVFAC, or large commercial projects
• Strong knowledge of field sequencing, site logistics, and construction means and methods.
• Familiarity with: ○ UFC / UFGS requirements

○ EM 385-1-1

○ USACE/NAVFAC QC programs ○ FAR/DFARS basics relevant to field execution ○ AT/FP standards and base-access procedures

• Familiarity working in Procore, P6, and typical field documentation tools
• Strong communication skills; capable of interacting with government inspectors and installation personnel
• Osha 30

Nice to Have Skills & Experience

• USACE/NAVFAC CQM-C certification
• OSHA-30 or EM 385-1-1 Safety Certification
• Experience innovative construction systems
• Prior military service or experience working on secure federal installations

Job Description

Our customer is seeking a Superintendent to be the on-site field leader for Military Construction (MILCON) projects, responsible for managing all day-to-day jobsite operations and trades from horizontal development through vertical and interior finish. This role ensures safe, high-quality, and efficient field execution in accordance with MILCON code and safety requirements.

Key Responsibilities

• Direct all daily jobsite operations, including oversight of subcontractors, field staff, equipment, deliveries, and sequencing
• Oversee all (or assigned) trade partners to ensure compliance with safety, sequencing, and workmanship standards
• Implement and maintain the site logistics plan developed by the Sr. CM, including access control, staging, material flow, and phasing
• Conduct daily field walks to verify progress, resolve issues, and ensure work adheres to approved drawings, submittals, specifications, and UFC/UFGS requirements
• Prepare and maintain 2-week lookahead schedules and coordinate updates with the Sr. CM for integration into the Integrated Master Schedule (IMS)
• Coordinate with base personnel and government representatives on inspections, escorts, access, and field activities
• Enforce the Site-Specific Safety & Health Plan (SSHP) per EM 385-1-1; conduct daily safety briefings, inspections, and toolbox talks
• Enforce security compliance, including restricted-area access control and verification of personnel credentials
• Address safety deficiencies immediately and document corrective actions
• Support the Quality Control Manager (QCM) in implementing the USACE/NAVFAC Three-Phase QC Process (Preparatory, Initial, Follow-Up)
• Verify that installed work meets UFC/UFGS criteria, contract documents, and approved submittals
• Track and document inspections, testing, material verification, and punch-list items
• Maintain red-line as-builts and coordinate updates with the Project Engineer
• Track daily progress, manpower, quantities, constraints, and delays; maintain accurate daily logs, photos, and reports per USACE/NAVFAC requirements
• Validate subcontractor progress quantities for billing and support Sr. CM with cost-to-complete updates
• Identify field issues impacting schedule, cost, or quality and escalate with recommended solutions
• Maintain Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) compliance for all field documentation and communications
• Lead pre-task planning, daily coordination meetings, and subcontractor performance reviews
• Ensure proper integration of all scopes and coordinate with the Project Engineer for RFIs and design clarifications
• Support PrintOps with printer mobilization, staging, site readiness, and coordination of printed wall installation with conventional construction scopes
• Ensure printed components integrate properly with MEP, framing, and finish systems
• Assist with acceptance testing, mock-ups, and commissioning required by USACE/NAVFAC for new technologies