Project Superintendent

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The Project Superintendent (Owner’s Representative) serves as the on‑site extension of the Owner/Developer, providing continuous field presence and oversight across a $9B+ integrated resort development. The project includes a large‑scale casino, hotel, public park, major infrastructure, roadway systems, structured parking, and renovation of an active transit/subway station.

• Provide daily on‑site presence representing the Owner/Developer.
• Monitor Construction Manager (CM) and subcontractor field operations for adherence to:
  • Contract requirements
  • Project schedule and sequencing
  • Quality standards and workmanship
• Act as a proactive support resource to CM field teams while maintaining independent oversight.
• Identify and elevate field issues, conflicts, and risks to the Owner’s project leadership.

• Lead review, validation, and continuous improvement of all site logistics plans.
• Evaluate and coordinate:
  • Site access, laydown areas, and material flow
  • Tower crane and hoisting strategies
  • Workforce movement and staging
  • Traffic management and roadway interface
• Ensure logistics planning aligns with complex, multi‑phase construction and active site constraints, including transit operations and public interfaces.
• Work closely with CM to enforce disciplined execution of logistics strategies across all trades.

• Serve as the primary liaison between:
  • Owner/Developer team
  • OCIP (Owner Controlled Insurance Program) administrators
  • Construction Manager and trade contractors
• Oversee and influence site‑wide safety culture and performance.
• Review and provide input on site‑specific safety plans and procedures.
• Monitor compliance with:
  • OCIP requirements
  • Regulatory standards (OSHA and local agencies)
  • Project‑specific safety protocols
• Participate in safety audits, incident reviews, and corrective action planning.
• Drive proactive safety initiatives and ensure accountability across all field teams.

• Track daily construction activities and verify progress against baseline schedules.
• Identify potential delays or sequencing conflicts and work with CM to mitigate impacts.
• Observe installation of key systems to ensure compliance with design intent and quality expectations.
• Facilitate rapid resolution of field coordination issues between trades.

• Monitor field quality control processes and inspection activities.
• Ensure proper implementation of approved drawings, submittals, and specifications.
• Support punch list development and closeout processes.
• Advocate for a high standard of workmanship across all project components.

• Interface regularly with:
  • Owner/Developer project managers
  • Construction Manager leadership and field staff
  • Design team representatives
  • Public agencies (including transit authorities)
• Support coordination of work in sensitive or active environments, including transit facilities and public‑facing areas.

• Provide clear, concise daily and weekly field reports to the Owner’s project team.
• Highlight key risks, safety concerns, logistics challenges, and progress updates.
• Maintain accurate records of field observations, issues, and resolutions.

• 10–20+ years of field construction experience, with significant time in superintendent or senior field leadership roles.
• Proven experience on large, complex projects (preferably $500M+), with exposure to mixed‑use, infrastructure, or transit‑related construction.
• Experience working with or alongside Construction Managers in an oversight or owner’s representative capacity strongly preferred.
• Experience with large‑scale site logistics…