Superintendent Overview • The Superintendent will oversee multifamily construction projects, ensuring safety, quality, and timely completion. • Manage field operations from preconstruction to project completion, coordinating subcontractors and vendors. • Lead day-to-day site activities, maintaining project schedules and resolving conflicts proactively. • Ensure compliance with safety standards, quality specifications, and applicable codes. • Collaborate with project management teams to develop and maintain schedules and documentation. • Conduct regular inspections, meetings, and site walks to ensure project progress and address concerns. • Build relationships with stakeholders, including subcontractors, owners, and consultants. • Mentor and develop field personnel, fostering a collaborative and productive environment. Superintendent Key Responsibilities & Duties • Lead and manage field operations for multifamily construction projects, ensuring safety and quality. • Coordinate subcontractors, vendors, suppliers, and site personnel to maintain project schedules. • Develop and maintain short-term schedules in coordination with project management teams. • Monitor project progress and address potential delays or conflicts proactively. • Review project documents to ensure accurate and compliant work performance. • Coordinate major trades, including sitework, concrete, framing, MEP, and finishes. • Conduct regular site inspections and meetings to address quality and safety concerns. • Assist with project closeout activities, including commissioning and warranty processes. Superintendent Job Requirements • Minimum of 10 years of construction field experience, preferably with multifamily projects. • Proficiency in construction technology and project management software like Procore or Bluebeam. • Strong knowledge of construction methods, scheduling, and safety requirements. • Ability to read and interpret architectural, structural, and MEP drawings. • Experience managing multiple subcontractors and trades simultaneously. • OSHA 30-hour certification preferred. • High school diploma or GED required; additional certifications are a plus. • Excellent communication, leadership, and organizational skills.