Construction Superintendent

Superintendent – Commercial Construction

We are seeking an experienced Superintendent to lead our job sites, set the tone for safety, quality, and client experience from first pour to final walkthrough.

• Lead all daily field operations, setting the pace and standard for safety, quality, and productivity.
• Coordinate and hold subcontractors accountable to the schedule, scope, and Barringer’s quality expectations.
• Read and interpret plans and specs, solving problems on the fly when the unexpected shows up.
• Communicate clearly and often with clients, building occupants, PMs, and design partners to avoid surprises.
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe jobsite that reflects the Barringer name.
• Manage project schedules, look‑aheads, and trade sequencing to keep work flowing.
• Document daily progress, deliveries, and field conditions; flag issues early.
• Mentor assistant supers and field staff, passing along the craft and the culture.

• A leader’s presence confident with clients, respected by trade partners, and trusted by your team.
• Sharp problem‑solving instincts and the judgment to make the right call in the moment.
• A relationship‑first mindset with the professionalism to represent Barringer at the highest level.
• Pride in craftsmanship and attention to the details that separate good from great.

• 10+ years as a Superintendent with a commercial general contractor.
• Proven track record running projects from groundbreaking through closeout.
• Experience across a range of commercial project types preferred.

• Strong ability to read and interpret construction drawings, specs, and schedules.
• Proficiency with Procore; familiarity with Bluebeam and Microsoft Office.
• Solid understanding of OSHA standards and jobsite safety practices.

• Able to navigate active construction environments including stairs, ladders, scaffolding, and uneven terrain.
• Comfortable on your feet for extended periods and able to lift up to 50 lbs.
• Clear vision and hearing to safely operate in and around active work areas.

• Primarily jobsite‑based, indoors and outdoors, with varying temperatures, dust, noise, heights, and machinery.
• Early mornings are the norm; occasional nights and weekends as project demands require.
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation to job sites required.