Construction Superintendent (Residential)
Qualifications
We are looking for enthusiastic people with experience and proven construction supervisory or management experience, to be a part of a growing team. This company is an established builder of high-end custom luxury homes and remodels. We are actively seeking Superintendents with excellent communication skills and a focus on delivering 5-star Customer Service.
Job Responsibilities:
Job Requirements:
Compensation : $85K - $135K (Base Salary)
Our superintendents oversee our construction sites each and every day and interact with all project participants—from our clients to material suppliers. As some say, they are “where the rubber meets the road.”
Our company rewards its employees with competitive pay, benefits, performance incentives, and offers an outstanding work/life balance, a first-class office environment, and a position that recognizes and rewards entrepreneurial spirit, taking care of the client, company, and delivering a 5 star experience to everyone you come into contact with. Think you have what it takes to join our team?
We asked some of our most seasoned “supers” about the qualities and skills required to be a top performer in this role. Together, they shared these five attributes. A great super is:
1. Knowledgeable
A great superintendent becomes an expert on—not just the industry—but the specific job at hand. A superintendent should learn as much as possible about the structure, the client, and their vision in order to create value for the project.
2. Focused
Supers must focus on the “big picture” at hand, while also keeping a variety of small project details in mind. A job is a balancing act that requires a focused mind, priority management, and learned experience.
3. Engaged
A truly engaged superintendent seeks out opportunities in a project that improve the final product. They reach out to subcontractors and team members for valuable input. In that journey, he or she gains a better understanding of the project, what is of value to all project participants, and how to improve the construction experience for all involved.
4. Tenacious
The superintendent is “the first and last line of defense for risk management.” This puts great responsibility on supers to manage project risk and mitigate any issues. They must be steadfast in assuring that each part of the project has been completed and every team member is working safely and efficiently.
5. Professional
Great superintendents lead their teams by example by following and promoting policies on the job site. They build relationships with team members by promoting integrity, and collaboration, which creates an environment of trust and open communication.