Superintendent - Commercial Construction

Superintendent for Ground-up Commercial Construction in the DFW, TX

Scott Humphrey has partnered with a respected and growing Commercial General Contractor in the Dallas is seeking a Commercial Superintendent to oversee large commercial ground-up construction projects across the region (Dallas). This firm values strong communication, leadership presence, and the ability to maintain calm, collaborative jobsite environments above all else.

The Superintendent will be responsible for day-to-day field operations on commercial construction projects, ensuring safety, quality, and schedule adherence. This position requires an effective communicator who can manage subcontractors, interact professionally with hospital staff, and represent the GC with poise and confidence.

• Lead daily field operations for healthcare construction projects.
• Manage subcontractor coordination, sequencing, and productivity.
• Enforce safety protocols and maintain a clean, organized jobsite.
• Build strong working relationships with hospital staff, clients, design teams, and trade partners.
• Conduct daily reports, site walkthroughs, and regular OAC coordination meetings.
• Maintain project documentation including logs, inspections, and field communications.
• Support project scheduling and anticipate impacts to milestones.
• Ensure quality control throughout all phases of the project.
• Help create a jobsite culture built on professionalism, accountability, and teamwork.

• Bachelor’s degree is a plus (Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture, or related field).
• At least 5 years experience as a Superintendent or Assistant Superintendent in commercial construction.
• Strong communication skills and calm, professional presence.
• Ability to collaborate effectively with owners, architects, subcontractors, and medical staff.
• Proficiency with construction technology (Procore, Bluebeam, scheduling software).
• Willingness to relocate if not currently based in DFW (preferred but not required).