Energy Services Site Superintendent

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Field-based:
Work is conducted on-site at customer locations. The Energy Services Construction Superintendent provides comprehensive on-site leadership, coordination, and operational control for commercial, industrial, or institutional building projects. This role oversees all daily field activities from site mobilization and rough-in through final inspections and commissioning turnover. The Superintendent ensures projects are executed safely, built to architectural and engineering specifications, and delivered strictly on schedule.

The Superintendent works closely with the Project Manager to align subcontractors, and client expectations, while delivering a timely and safe project within budget.

Site Management:
Direct daily on-site operations, subcontractor sequencing, laydown yard logistics, material deliveries, and equipment positioning.

Subcontractor Coordination:
Lead daily coordination meetings with subcontractors, MEP teams, and specialized technicians to prevent trade overlap, scope conflicts, and workflow bottlenecks.

Labor & Resource Efficiency:
Supervise subcontractors and trade partners to ensure productive resource utilization and efficient equipment staging.

Schedule Management & Execution:
Look-Ahead Scheduling—Develop, maintain, and execute detailed 3-week rolling look-ahead schedules aligned with the master project schedule. Milestone Delivery—Proactively manage daily project pacing to hit critical path milestones, addressing work stoppages, inclement weather impacts, or trade delays immediately. Readiness & Sequencing—Ensure preparatory work, inspections, and prerequisite tasks are fully verified before subsequent trades mobilize.

Safety, Environmental & Regulatory Compliance:
Safety Enforcement—Enforce all company health and safety policies alongside municipal, state, and OSHA regulations; maintain a target of zero recordable safety incidents. Job Site Safety Audits—Conduct mandatory daily site safety walkthroughs, manage job hazard analyses (JHAs), and lead weekly toolbox talks. Site Conditions—Maintain clean, organized, secure, and environmentally compliant job sites, including SWPPP (stormwater pollution prevention) measures and dust/noise control.

Quality Assurance, Inspections & Commissioning:
Quality Control (QA/QC)—Verify all installations, assemblies, and systems comply with architectural drawings, MEP specifications, shop submittals, and building codes. Inspection Coordination—Coordinate with local building officials, special inspectors, architects, and structural/MEP engineers to schedule and pass all required jurisdictional inspections. Punch List & Closeout—Lead pre-punch list evaluations, drive trade accountability for punch list completion, and support final building commissioning and operational handover.

Communication & Documentation:
Daily Field Reporting—Complete daily job logs documenting site headcounts, subcontractor progress, deliveries, site weather, delays, and critical incidents. Owner-Architect-Contractor (OAC) Meetings—Partner…