Construction Superintendent

This opportunity is ideal for a hands‑on Site Superintendent who thrives in the field, leads from the front, and takes ownership of day‑to‑day construction execution. The role emphasizes visible leadership, crew engagement, and quality delivery across active job sites.

• Maintain a daily on‑site presence to oversee all construction activities
• Lead crews through active participation, supervision, and coordination
• Train, mentor, and develop junior workers and apprentices
• Drive performance through example, accountability, and workmanship standards
• Ensure adherence to site safety, schedule, and quality requirements
• Manage 1 - 3 concurrent projects
  , with flexibility during peak periods

• Focus on institutional and commercial construction and renovation (e.g., healthcare, education, public‑sector facilities)
• Success in this environment requires:
• Strong professionalism and communication
• High level of safety discipline and compliance
• Ability to operate in occupied or sensitive environments

• Typical hours: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM (~44 hours/week)
• Occasional weekend work required to meet deadlines when needed

• Structured project setup with clear expectations and documentation provided
• Team culture emphasizes:
• Knowledge transfer and mentorship
• Respectful, professional communication at all levels
• Collaborative, non‑isolated site leadership

• Competitive salary aligned with experience ($75,000 to $105,000)
• Company vehicle and mobile device provided
• Health and dental benefits eligibility
• Retirement savings program available
• Permanent, full‑time role with long‑term project pipeline stability

• Valid driver’s license with clean driving record
• Ability to clear background checks for institutional work environments
• Relevant site supervision certifications (e.g., Supervisor training, First Aid/CPR/AED, Working at Heights)
• Demonstrated multiple years of experience in ICI construction projects

• Prior experience mentoring or developing junior field staff
• Background in institutional or occupied‑space construction environments