Superintendent​/Scheduler

JCW Management Inc. is hiring a Superintendent / Scheduler to support Vancouver Paint Group, Hooton Wallcovering, and Vancouver Drywall with day‑to‑day field operations, scheduling, quality control, material coordination, and project support.

This is a key field leadership position. The Superintendent / Scheduler is responsible for keeping jobs moving forward, helping crews stay productive, communicating with project managers and jobsite superintendents, monitoring quality, coordinating materials, and ensuring projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the high‑quality finish our customers expect.

The right person will be organized, dependable, field‑experienced, and comfortable working with crews, project managers, general contractors, vendors, and customers. This is a hands‑on operations role for someone who understands construction, takes ownership, and can keep multiple jobs moving at the same time.

This position is being filled to provide overlap and shadowing time before the current Superintendent / Scheduler leaves, so the new employee can learn company processes, active jobs, crews, customers, and day‑to‑day expectations.

• Manage day‑to‑day scheduling for field crews across multiple projects.
• Visit jobsites regularly to review progress, workmanship, manpower needs, safety, and schedule status.
• Perform quality control inspections to ensure work meets company standards and customer expectations.
• Communicate daily with project managers regarding job progress, manpower, materials, schedule changes, and potential issues.
• Coordinate with general contractors, superintendents, foremen, and customers as needed to keep jobs moving forward.
• Help ensure crews have the information, materials, equipment, and direction needed to complete work efficiently.
• Monitor labor, material use, job progress, and production to help keep projects within budget.
• Assist with ordering, tracking, delivering, and managing materials for active projects.
• Identify schedule conflicts, production issues, material shortages, quality concerns, or scope gaps before they become larger problems.
• Support foremen and crews with sequencing, manpower planning, layout questions, and field problem solving.
• Help maintain company standards for professionalism, safety, cleanliness, and quality on every jobsite.
• Review project scopes, schedules, budgets, and expectations with project managers and field leaders.
• Document job progress, field conditions, open issues, change impacts, and completion status as needed.
• Help coordinate punch lists, final quality walks, and project closeout items.
• Represent the company professionally as a day‑to‑day field contact.
• Perform duties in compliance with company policies, processes, and procedures.
• Take direction from ownership and senior management.

• High school diploma or GED preferred.
• Previous construction field experience required.
• Experience in painting, drywall, wallcovering, coatings, or commercial construction strongly preferred.
• Previous superintendent, foreman, scheduler, project coordination, quality control, or field management experience preferred.
• Ability to manage multiple jobs, crews, schedules, and priorities at the same time.
• Strong communication skills with crews, project managers, superintendents, vendors, and customers.
• Ability to read and understand scopes of work, schedules, plans, specifications, and job budgets.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality.
• Valid driver license and reliable transportation required.
• Ability to travel between jobsites throughout Washington and Oregon.

• Strong scheduling, follow‑up, and organizational skills.
• Field leadership experience with the ability to direct, support, and hold crews accountable.
• Quality control experience and a strong eye for finish standards.
• Ability to identify production issues and solve problems quickly.
• Knowledge of painting, wallcovering, drywall, coatings, finishes, and general construction sequencing.
• Experience coordinating materials, vendors, equipment, and manpower.
• Ability to work under pressure and adjust to changing schedules.
• Strong accountability and ownership of results.
• Construction safety knowledge.
• Basic computer, email, phone, and tablet skills.
• Ability to build strong working relationships with crews, project managers, general contractors, and customers.

• Health insurance, 50% employer paid.
• Dental insurance, 50% employer paid.
• 401(k) with employer match.
• PTO.
• Select paid holidays.
• Company incentive/bonus program.
• Full‑time, year‑round position.
• Opportunity for growth within the company.

• Schedule may vary depending on project needs. We work multiple shifts and perform work throughout Washington and Oregon.
• This position may require early mornings, occasional nights, jobsite travel, and flexibility based on project schedules.
• Candidates will be required to pass background and drug screening.