Superintendent – Healthcare Interior

Job Overview

Serves as the direct supervisor of Intermountain maintenance and facilities management staff in the assigned area or discipline, and is responsible for ensuring proper maintenance, repair, operation, and efficiency of all plant assets. Works directly with a Facility Manager in assigning, organizing, and overseeing compliant and efficient daily work.

• Lead and participate in daily construction activities as a working supervisor.
• Execute daily work plans aligned with project schedule and production targets.
• Coordinate and sequence multi‑trade work to maintain a 4–6 week room turnover cycle.
• Ensure efficient workflow and continuous progress across assigned work areas.

• Provide direct supervision of in‑house trade staff including carpentry, electrical, HVAC/plumbing, and finishes.
• Assign daily tasks and manage workforce allocation to meet production goals.
• Monitor productivity (man‑hours vs. plan) and adjust staffing as needed.
• Support hiring, onboarding, and development of multi‑skilled trade team members.

• Develop and manage 2‑week look‑ahead schedules and daily task plans.
• Sequence work activities (demolition, rough‑in, inspections, close‑in, finishes).
• Identify and resolve field conflicts proactively to avoid delays.
• Coordinate with Program Manager on schedule performance and constraints.

• Enforce all infection control requirements including:
• Dust containment and barriers.
• Negative air systems and pressure monitoring.
• HEPA filtration.
• Maintain required documentation including daily logs and inspection records.
• Coordinate cleaning protocols and infection control inspections.
• Ensure compliance with PPE and hospital infection control standards.

• Maintain safe and compliant egress paths at all times.
• Coordinate fire system impairments and fire watch activities as required.
• Install and maintain temporary signage, barriers, and safety controls.
• Ensure adherence to hospital life safety requirements during construction.

• Conduct daily safety briefings and enforce OSHA standards.
• Ensure compliance with hospital‑specific safety protocols.
• Monitor work activities for risks related to noise, vibration, and patient impact.
• Promote a culture of safety and accountability among all team members.

• Perform first‑in‑place inspections and ongoing quality checks.
• Verify work meets construction documents, specifications, and healthcare standards.
• Manage punch lists and ensure timely completion of corrective work.
• Maintain consistency and quality across repetitive room installations.

• Implement site logistics plans including staging and material flow.
• Install temporary construction barriers, anterooms, and containment systems.
• Verify existing conditions, utilities, and tie‑in points prior to work start.
• Support constructability review and field readiness.

• Coordinate daily with hospital staff, nursing units, and facilities personnel.
• Manage access, shutdowns, and operational impacts to minimize disruption.
• Maintain a clean, organized, and professional jobsite environment.
• Ensure work activities align with patient care priorities.

• Track material deliveries and maintain inventory for repetitive work cycles.
• Coordinate just‑in‑time deliveries to support limited space constraints.
• Prevent delays through proactive material planning and coordination.

• Maintain daily reports including labor tracking, production progress, and issues.
• Document ICRA, safety, and quality compliance activities.
• Report status, risks, and performance metrics to Program Manager.
• Support continuous improvement through feedback and lessons learned.

• Five (5) years of experience in construction, facilities maintenance, or related field.
• Demonstrated ability to lead teams and coordinate multi‑trade work in a fast‑paced environment.
• Experience working in occupied or regulated environments (healthcare preferred).
• Strong communication, organizational, and…