Superintendent, Construction

About BFL Construction

Founded in 1973, BFL Construction has a diverse portfolio of projects within the Institutional, Non-Profit, Commercial, Education, Health & Biomedical, Industrial, and Multi-Family space and is part of the Revird portfolio of companies. As a specialist in construction management, we provide complete oversight of each project from preconstruction to close-out and ongoing services throughout the warranty period. Urban Metro Builders Inc.

(Company) is a division of BFL Construction and specializes in multi-family and single-family residential projects.

We are committed to the well-being of our employees and offer a competitive salary and a well-rounded benefits package, including 401k contributions, health and dental benefits, and paid time off. We fully support the growth of our team and have formal and informal training/development opportunities to help you succeed in your role and meet your aspirations. We have an Impact committee that focuses on mental health, community involvement and environmental footprint.

In addition, we conduct annual employee engagement surveys and take steps to continuously strengthen our employee experience.

The Superintendent is the on-site construction leader responsible for full field execution of the project and owns jobsite operations, safety, quality, schedule coordination, and subcontractor performance from mobilization through closeout. The Superintendent is fully accountable for daily site outcomes, field staff leadership, and execution of contract documents in coordination with the Project Manager. The Superintendent translates plans, schedules, and project goals into coordinated, safe, and efficient construction operations.

• Assume full responsibility for daily jobsite operations, including manpower coordination, sequencing, logistics, and productivity.
• Direct and supervise Assistant Superintendent(s) and field staff, assigning tasks and setting daily priorities.
• Mobilize the jobsite, including temporary utilities, site offices, access controls, and material laydown planning.
• Ensure all work is performed in accordance with contract documents, approved submittals, and specifications.

• Lead short-term planning, including 3-week lookaheads, daily planning, and trade coordination.
• Conduct weekly subcontractor meetings to align schedules, manpower, and logistics.
• Verify that all prerequisites (labor, materials, approvals, inspections) are in place before work begins.
• Provide accurate field updates and progress reporting to the Project Manager.

• Establish and maintain strong working relationships with subcontractors and vendors.
• Direct subcontractor work, enforce contract requirements, and address performance issues.
• Reject non-conforming or defective work and materials and ensure timely corrective action.
• Communicate best practices to minimize rework, waste, and schedule impacts.

• Own and implement the site safety program in compliance with OSHA and company standards.
• Conduct daily safety inspections, weekly safety meetings, and toolbox talks.
• Maintain safety documentation, violation logs, and escalation procedures.
• Coordinate with safety consultants and lead OSHA inspections as required.
• Promote a culture where safety is a non-negotiable leadership expectation, not a delegated task.

• Perform structural and architectural walks, identifying deficiencies and ensuring corrective action.
• Schedule and participate in all required inspections and site walks.
• Protect completed work and coordinate trades to maintain quality standards.
• Verify completed work prior to documentation and payment processing.