Construction Site Superintendent
Williams Contracting · Olympia, WA · 4 wk ago
On-siteProject Management$30–$40/hrFull-time
About the role
Williams Contracting is a custom home design-build company specializing in high-quality residential construction. We take pride in delivering a professional construction experience for our clients and maintaining clean, organized, and well-managed jobsites.
Key Responsibilities
- Jobsite Leadership
- Schedule & Coordination
- Manage daily construction sequencing in alignment with the project schedule.
- Cookordinate subcontractor arrivals, site access, work readiness, and completion.
- Ensure work areas are prepared for upcoming trades.
- Identify schedule risks early and communicate them to the project team.
- Maintain project progress and help keep jobs moving efficiently.
- Cookordinate with the office team regarding schedule updates, project needs, and field priorities.
- Quality Control
- Inspect work regularly for quality, accuracy, and plan compliance.
- Maintain Williams Contracting standards for craftsmanship and finish quality.
- Identify and correct quality issues before they become larger problems.
- Reduce punch list items and rework through consistent field oversight.
- Ensure custom details are executed accurately and professionally.
- Subcontractor Management
- Communicate expectations clearly to subcontractors.
- Confirm subcontractors have the information, access, and materials needed to complete their scope.
- Verify subcontractor work is complete, clean, and aligned with plans and quality standards.
- Address field issues promptly and professionally.
- Communicate subcontractor concerns or performance issues to leadership.
- Materials & Site Readiness
- Confirm required materials, products, fixtures, and selections are onsite before scheduled work begins.
- Cookordinate with the Product & Costing Manager and project team regarding deliveries and material needs.
- Report missing, damaged, delayed, or incorrect materials.
- Maintain organized material staging areas.
- Protect client property, finished work, and stored materials.
- Communication & Documentation
- Provide regular field updates to the project team and leadership.
- Document jobsite progress, field conditions, and issues as needed.
- Communicate clearly with clients when appropriate and keep all communication professional.
- Escalate problems early and help propose practical solutions.
- Participate in project meetings and field coordination discussions as needed.
- Strong residential construction experience.
- Previous superintendent, foreman, lead carpenter, or field management experience.
- Ability to read and interpret architectural plans, structural drawings, specifications, and details.
- Strong understanding of construction sequencing, building systems, and trade coordination.
- Ability to manage subcontractors, field crews, schedules, and jobsite priorities.
- Excellent communication, organization, and problem-solving skills.
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality craftsmanship.
- Professional, reliable, safety-minded, and client-focused.
- Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record.
- Reliable transportation to and from work.
- Ability to travel between jobsites as needed.
- Ability to provide verifiable work history and references.
- Comfortable working in and around clients' homes.
- Experience with custom homes or high-end residential remodeling.
- Hands-on carpentry background.
- Experience coordinating multiple trades on active residential jobsites.
- Familiarity with jobsite documentation, photo records, schedules, and punch list tracking.
- Residential construction knowledge.
- Field leadership.
- Subcontractor coordination.
- Schedule management.
- Quality control.
- Plan reading.
- Problem solving.
- Client professionalism.
- Jobsite safety.
- Clear communication.
- Organization and follow-through.
- $30-$40 per hour with room to increase based on performance.
- Performance-based bonus opportunities.
- Health insurance.
- IRA match.
- PTO.
- Local projects.
- Steady, year-round work.
- Opportunity to lead high-quality custom residential projects.
- Professional development and advancement opportunities within the company.
- Vehicle, fuel, or mileage support for jobsite travel, depending on final compensation package.
- Supportive team environment focused on craftsmanship, communication, and professional growth.