Senior Superintendent - Multifamily Construction

Compensation: $120,000-$140,000 Base Salary + Performance Bonus + Comprehensive Benefits

Tiello is partnered with a well-established Midwest commercial general contractor that is expanding its presence in the Kansas City market. With nearly five decades in business, this privately held contractor has built a strong reputation for delivering complex projects through collaborative planning, transparent communication, superior craftsmanship, and disciplined field execution. The company works across the multifamily, industrial, hospitality, education, commercial, and historic renovation markets.

The firm has become a recognized leader in multifamily construction, completing thousands of residential units across the Midwest in recent years. Its portfolio includes large ground-up apartment communities, luxury residential developments, affordable housing, mixed-use projects, and complex historic renovations.

We're seeking an experienced Senior Superintendent to lead the field execution of a large multifamily project in the Kansas City market. This individual will take ownership of site operations, subcontractor coordination, safety, scheduling, quality control, inspections, and project turnover. The ideal candidate has successfully served as the lead superintendent on large, ground-up multifamily developments and understands the sequencing, logistics, manpower planning, quality standards, and schedule demands associated with high-unit-count residential construction.

• Large-Scale Multifamily Projects: Lead complex apartment and mixed-use developments with significant unit counts, multiple buildings, and demanding schedules.
• Proven Multifamily Builder: Join an established contractor with thousands of completed multifamily units and a substantial portfolio of residential work throughout the Midwest.
• Growing Kansas City Operation: Play a key leadership role with an established contractor that is investing in the continued growth of its Kansas City office.
• Privately Held Company: Work in an environment where leadership is accessible, decisions can be made efficiently, and successful employees have visibility across the organization.
• Full Field Ownership: Lead site logistics, subcontractor coordination, safety, scheduling, quality control, inspections, and closeout.
• Strong Project Support: Partner with experienced project managers, project engineers, preconstruction professionals, safety personnel, and executive leadership.
• Diverse Residential Portfolio: Build market-rate apartments, luxury residential communities, affordable housing, mixed-use developments, and historic renovation projects.
• Relationship-Driven Culture: Join a company that emphasizes teamwork, accountability, transparent communication, and long-term relationships with clients and trade partners.
• Visible Leadership Role: Set expectations for field safety, quality, production, scheduling, and professional conduct across the entire project.
• Long-Term Career Opportunity: Build a long-term future with a contractor that has operated successfully for decades and maintains a strong regional project pipeline.
• Provide overall field leadership from site mobilization through final completion and turnover
• Develop and maintain the master construction schedule in partnership with project management
• Create and manage short-interval, three-week, and six-week look-ahead schedules
• Plan site logistics, temporary facilities, access routes, deliveries, staging areas, material storage, and workforce flow
• Coordinate subcontractors, vendors, field personnel, inspectors, testing agencies, and utility providers
• Lead daily field huddles, weekly subcontractor meetings, safety meetings, and schedule coordination sessions
• Establish clear expectations for subcontractor manpower, productivity, sequencing, quality, safety, and housekeeping
• Work closely with the Project Manager to align field operations with the budget, contract requirements, and project delivery strategy
• Review drawings, specifications, submittals, shop drawings, RFIs, and coordination documents before work is installed
• Identify design conflicts, missing information, constructability concerns, and sequencing risks before they affect field production
• Enforce the project-specific safety plan and maintain compliance with OSHA requirements and company standards
• Monitor subcontractor manpower,…