Concrete Construction Superintendent

A growing builder in the commercial and industrial concrete space is adding a field leader who can step into active work, organize crews, and keep complex jobs moving safely and productively. This is a strong fit for someone who enjoys being close to the work, solving real jobsite problems, and helping teams deliver high quality concrete scopes across a range of project types.

The role offers the chance to contribute on meaningful projects, work with experienced construction professionals, and build long term career momentum with an organization that values execution, accountability, and field leadership.

• Lead day to day concrete operations in the field across commercial and industrial projects.
• Direct crew activity, coordinate field resources, and maintain alignment on safety, sequencing, and production goals.
• Review plans, specifications, and shop drawings, then translate them into practical work plans for pours, layout, embeds, formwork, and related operations.
• Partner with project managers, trade partners, and other site stakeholders to keep work progressing on schedule.
• Remove field obstacles quickly, adjust labor and equipment plans when needed, and help teams stay productive under changing conditions.
• Monitor workmanship, verify installation against project requirements, and address deficiencies in a timely manner.
• Promote a strong jobsite safety culture through planning, communication, and consistent execution.
• Support concrete scopes that may include slab on grade, foundations, structural placements, elevated decks, industrial flatwork, tilt wall work, layout and control, or embed installation.
• Track production performance and help identify opportunities to improve efficiency and field execution.

• At least 5 years of commercial or industrial concrete construction experience.
• Experience in a leadership role such as Superintendent, General Foreman, Lead Foreman, or a similar field operations position.
• Strong knowledge of concrete construction means and methods.
• Ability to read and interpret construction drawings and project documents.
• Proven leadership, communication, and problem solving skills.
• Ability to work effectively with different crews and adapt to changing project needs.
• Experience reviewing plans, specifications, and shop drawings while coordinating with project stakeholders.
• Hands on experience in one or more of the following areas: slab on grade, foundations, structural concrete, elevated decks, industrial concrete, tilt up construction, formwork systems, layout and control, or embed installation.
• Willingness to travel.

• Opportunity to lead meaningful concrete work in the field instead of being confined to desk only oversight.
• Exposure to diverse project scopes and fast moving construction environments.
• Visible impact on safety, quality, and production outcomes.
• Long term growth potential for someone who wants to keep advancing in field leadership.