Travel Super | High-End Interiors | Nationally Ranked ENR Firm

About the role

The Traveling Superintendent manages all onsite construction activities for high-end corporate interior projects, with project values ranging from $5M to $40M+. The role supports an industry‑leading, nationally ranked ENR firm with over 35 years in business, 500+ employees nationwide, and approximately $700M in annual revenue, delivering Class‑A interiors for corporate, technology, legal, healthcare, hospitality, retail, media, restaurant, and nonprofit clients.

Responsibilities

• Lead day‑to‑day field operations for high‑profile, Class‑A interiors projects
• Coordinate and supervise subcontractors to ensure work is completed safely, efficiently, and to quality standards
• Drive project schedules and proactively identify solutions to keep projects on track and within budget
• Partner closely with Project Managers throughout all phases of construction
• Conduct site walks, monitor project progress, and maintain clear communication with all stakeholders
• Enforce jobsite standards, project requirements, and company expectations
• Build positive working relationships with clients, vendors, subcontractors, and project teams
• Represent the company professionally both on and off the jobsite
• Support project delivery efforts in a collaborative environment where team members contribute across multiple areas as needed

Requirements

• High school diploma required; hands‑on construction or trade experience essential, additional college education a plus
• 5‑15 years of experience leading high‑end corporate interiors, retail, or renovation projects as a Superintendent
• Demonstrated commitment to maintaining exceptional jobsite safety standards and fostering a strong safety culture
• Experience leading and developing junior team members through hands‑on coaching, training, and leadership by example
• Proven track record of leading large‑scale corporate interiors projects as the primary Superintendent, including responsibility for field operations, scheduling, and subcontractor coordination