Commercial Project Superintendent

JOB SUMMARY

The Commercial Superintendent provides management oversight for the construction phase of the project which includes ensuring work is proceeding on schedule while promoting and enhancing client relationships and the company image.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Develops and manages cost-effective project schedules and resource plans.
• Leads weekly subcontractor coordination and toolbox safety meetings.
• Creates and maintains 3-6 week look-ahead schedules.
• Oversees site logistics, including trailer delivery and setup.
• Assists in selection of, coordination, and supervision of trade contractors.
• Ensures adherence to architectural plans, specifications, and regulations.
• Manages construction contracts, permits, and licensing compliance.
• Supervises assistant managers and addresses safety or performance issues.
• Monitors and reports on project progress, timelines, and modifications.
• Enforces project safety, quality, scheduling, and resource control per AVB standards.

EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE:

• 5 years or more experience assisting or supervising construction projects of increasing complexity
• Bachelor's or Associates degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or a related field preferred

OTHER SKILLS AND ABILITIES:

• Must have strong organization and leadership skills and a commitment to safety
• Ability to work under pressure and coordinate numerous activities and groups of people who need to cooperate to achieve maximum efficiency
• Ability to communicate effectively with a wide variety of people, both verbally and in writing
• Technologically proficient with office software (Microsoft Word, Excel, etc.) and construction management software (ProCore, MS Project, and Bluebeam)

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

The work environment described here represents what the employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. The Commercial Superintendent works primarily on active construction sites and is regularly exposed to outdoor weather conditions, noise, dust, and uneven terrain. The role requires the ability to walk and move safely around job sites, navigate rough or unfinished surfaces, and climb stairs and ladders. Occasional lifting of up to 20 pounds is required. The position also involves prolonged periods of standing and site inspections, with mandatory use of protective safety equipment at all times. While some administrative tasks may occur in an office setting, the expectation is that the employee will spend significant time on-site overseeing construction activities.