Construction Superintendent - Industrial Projects

Construction Superintendent

Municipal & Industrial Projects | Water Infrastructure & Aquatic Facilities

Join a mission-driven construction firm delivering essential public infrastructure across the municipal and industrial sectors. This company specializes in complex, technically demanding projects - particularly water treatment plants and community aquatic centers. With a strong commitment to safety, performance, and employee wellbeing, the team offers a supportive environment and a steady pipeline of impactful projects.

This is an opportunity for an experienced Construction Superintendent to lead on-site operations and make a lasting impact on critical civic infrastructure.

As the Construction Superintendent, you’ll serve as the on-site leader for field operations - managing crews, coordinating subcontractors, and ensuring that all construction activities are completed safely, efficiently, and to specification. Reporting to the Project Manager, you’ll play a central role in schedule execution, team leadership, and quality assurance. This is a hands‑on position ideal for someone who thrives in the field and is passionate about delivering technically complex projects that benefit local communities.

• Lead day-to-day site operations for municipal and industrial construction projects
• Supervise field crews, assign tasks, and sequence work to maximize productivity
• Coordinate activities between trades, subcontractors, engineers, and project managers
• Maintain accurate daily reports, including logs, labor tracking, SWPPP, and safety records
• Enforce jobsite safety policies and mentor junior team members on best practices
• Oversee materials deliveries and proactively manage scheduling to avoid delays
• Uphold quality standards and act as the company’s representative on‑site

• 10+ years of supervisory experience in construction, ideally within municipal or water‑related infrastructure
• Strong knowledge of jobsite coordination, industrial construction methods, and safety procedures
• Proven ability to lead diverse field teams and deliver high‑quality work under pressure
• Solid communication skills and a proactive, problem‑solving approach
• Strong documentation habits and familiarity with safety and compliance reporting
• Crane Operator Certification or willingness to obtain (preferred)

$85,000 – $120,000 per year competitive salary, dependent on experience

Field‑based role across municipal and industrial project sites; regional travel required

• Performance and longevity bonuses
• 401(k) with company match
• Health and life insurance
• Generous PTO and paid holidays
• 4‑day work week (10‑hour shifts)
• Clear path to advancement with a consistent flow of projects