Superintendent III
Listed on 2026-10-17
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Construction
Construction Manager/ Foreman, Regulatory Compliance Specialist
The Superintendent III is a senior field leader responsible for directing KDC's most complex, high-profile, or strategically important commercial construction projects. The role leads large-scale Ground-Up work, complex phased programs, occupied remodel environments, accelerated schedules, and assignments requiring advanced planning, sequencing, coordination, risk management, and independent judgment.
The Superintendent III serves as KDC's senior on-site representative and an extension of Operations Leadership for assigned projects. The role anticipates and resolves complex field challenges, recovers threatened projects, protects safety, quality, schedule, cost, and client outcomes, and develops Superintendent I and II personnel through coaching, technical guidance, and consistent field standards.
Job DescriptionCirks Construction Inc. (CCI), dba KDC Construction, is a leader in the Grocery/Retail/Restaurant construction industry with diverse individuals dedicated to our people, customers, projects, and community. We strongly focus on building a culture encouraging our employees to grow personally and professionally. KDC is also a proud recipient of the Top Workplaces 2022, 2023 and 2024, presented by the Orange County Register.
EssentialJob Functions
- Lead comprehensive preconstruction and constructability reviews of approved plans, specifications, addenda, permit corrections, deferred submittals, client and landlord requirements, logistics constraints, utilities, and existing conditions to identify and mitigate technical, schedule, cost, and operational risk.
- Develop advanced project execution strategies, phasing plans, site-logistics plans, sequencing plans, and schedule-recovery approaches for complex, accelerated, occupied, or high-risk assignments.
- Direct field operations from mobilization through turnover for KDC's most complex or strategically significant projects with minimal oversight.
- Establish a proactive project safety culture, lead risk planning and required meetings, enforce applicable requirements, coach field leaders and subcontractors in incident prevention, and maintain required safety and field-operations training.
- Develop and manage baseline, milestone, three-week look-ahead, and daily execution plans; secure project-team and subcontractor commitments; and hold responsible parties accountable for recovery actions and milestone achievement.
- Lead complex coordination involving subcontractors, design partners, utilities, inspectors, agencies, tenants, permits, special inspections, deferred approvals, long-lead requirements, and other stakeholders, and resolve escalated conflicts that threaten execution or final approval.
- Anticipate and resolve complex technical, sequencing, access, logistics, manpower, material, and operational challenges, and lead field stabilization or schedule recovery when projects are threatened.
- Establish project quality standards, lead preinstallation and quality-planning activities, direct corrective action for complex deficiencies, and enforce continuous, accurate redline and as-built documentation.
- Establish standards for timely project reporting and direct documentation and response strategies for significant decisions, RFIs, delays, incidents, subcontractor defaults, damages, cleanup failures, potential back charges, and other contractual or financial exposures.
- Protect project profitability through strategic planning, cost-conscious field decisions, disciplined resource management, and early mitigation of schedule, manpower, rework, material, temporary-facility, and subcontractor-related cost exposure.
- Develop trusted relationships with key clients and stakeholders, represent KDC in challenging client, tenant, public-facing, and agency situations, and support client retention through reliable project delivery.
- Establish closeout requirements at project startup and maintain turnover readiness, including redlines, as-builts, agency signoffs, certificates, equipment information, client-required forms, final photographs, project records, and lessons learned.
- Serve as a senior field resource and mentor Superintendent I and II personnel while supporting Operations Leadership with project planning, staffing input, leadership development, lessons learned, and consistent field best practices.
- Perform other related responsibilities consistent with the position's purpose and level of authority.
- Establishes safety performance that serves as a model for the organization,…
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