Superintendent (Industrial Construction)

About the Role

The Superintendent will lead day-to-day field operations for industrial construction projects—both ground-up builds and maintenance scopes—ensuring safe execution, quality workmanship, and on-schedule delivery. Projects commonly include civil/site work, concrete foundations/pads/walls, utilities (power/water/storm/sewer), deep excavations with shoring/dewatering, and marine-adjacent infrastructure maintenance.

Responsibilities

• Own field planning and production for assigned projects; develop and maintain short-interval schedules; coordinate labor, equipment, and subcontractors
• Enforce a safety-first culture consistent with OSHA standards and company programs (daily huddles, inspections, stop-work authority)
• Direct self-perform activities (concrete, demolition/disposal, cutting and core drilling) and heavy civil site work (grading, excavation, material hauling, erosion/sediment control)
• Oversee utility and infrastructure maintenance tasks, including duct bank/power, water, storm, and sewer work; manage pump-around operations when required
• Verify QA/QC: layout, tolerances, formwork, rebar placement, pour sequencing, and finishing; address field issues promptly to protect schedule and budget
• Coordinate inspections, permits, and logistics; ensure equipment readiness and proper documentation
• Maintain daily reports, timekeeping, delivery tickets, and as-built records; support cost control and change management with project management staff
• Build strong relationships with owners, engineers, and trade partners; represent the project professionally on site

Qualifications

• 5+ years as Superintendent, General Foreman, or Field Supervisor on industrial/civil projects (ground-up and maintenance)
• Proven experience with concrete foundations/walls/pads, heavy civil/site work, and industrial utilities; marine or waterfront exposure a plus
• Demonstrated leadership of self-perform crews and subcontractors on multi-discipline jobs
• Strong working knowledge of OSHA construction safety practices; ability to lead job-site safety meetings and audits
• Competency in field documentation, short-interval scheduling, and basic plan/spec interpretation; familiarity with construction management systems preferred
• Valid driver's license; willingness to travel within the region and work in outdoor/industrial environments

Benefits

• Medical, Dental, Vision
• 401K with Match
• Generous PTO Policy

For this position, you must be currently authorized to work in the United States without the need for sponsorship for a non-immigrant visa.