General Superintendent

Role Summary

We are hiring a Concrete Superintendent to lead field execution for concrete scopes in the Reno, NV market, with a strong preference for experience delivering structural concrete work. This role owns day-to-day site leadership, crew and subcontractor coordination, safety, schedule, quality, and production. The Concrete Superintendent is the person accountable for turning the plan into clean, predictable field results.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead field operations for concrete work from mobilization through closeout, including layout coordination, sequencing, daily planning, and production tracking.
• Run structural concrete scopes such as foundations, footings, grade beams, walls, elevated slabs, columns, and suspended systems (as applicable to the project).
• Plan and manage pour cycles including forming plans, rebar installation coordination, embeds, anchor bolts, sleeves, blockouts, and pre-pour checklists.
• Coordinate with project management on look-ahead planning (2-week and 6-week), manpower plans, material lead times, and constraint removal.
• Drive safety performance by enforcing client’s safety expectations, conducting JHAs, leading tailgates, and ensuring compliance with site-specific requirements.
• Maintain quality control: verify lines, grades, dimensions, tolerances, rebar placement, concrete placement and finishing, curing, and punchlist completion.
• Manage subcontractors and vendors (rebar, forming systems, pump, batch plant coordination, testing/inspection) and hold them accountable to schedule and standards.
• Track production and costs: daily reports, quantities installed, equipment utilization, delays, and key issues requiring PM support.
• Own site communication: coordinate with owners, GCs, inspectors, and other trades to reduce rework and keep momentum.
• Support closeout: as-builts, turnover documentation, final punch, and demobilization.

What Success Looks Like (First 90 Days)

• Establish consistent daily planning rhythm (morning plan, end-of-day forecast, next-day constraints).
• Improve schedule reliability on concrete activities through tighter pour readiness and better coordination of embeds/rebar/forms.
• Reduce rework and inspection failures with clear pre-pour checklists and quality hold points.
• Build a strong field culture: safety, accountability, and clean execution.

Required Qualifications

• 5 years of superintendent or foreman-level leadership in concrete construction (or equivalent field leadership experience).
• Demonstrated ability to run concrete crews and subcontractors with strong schedule discipline.
• Strong working knowledge of:
• Formwork systems and sequencing
• Rebar placement and inspection readiness
• Concrete placement, finishing, curing, and cold/hot weather practices
• Elevation control, layout coordination, and tolerance management
• Ability to read and execute from plans/specs, submittals, and RFIs.
• Strong communication skills and calm, decisive field leadership.
• Valid driver’s license and ability to work in the Reno/Northern Nevada market.

Preferred Qualifications

• Proven experience managing structural concrete projects (commercial, industrial, infrastructure, or heavy civil structures).
• Experience coordinating with batch plants, pumps, testing agencies, and special inspections.
• OSHA 30 (or willingness to obtain quickly).
• Experience with field documentation tools (daily reports, photo logs, production tracking).

Physical and Work Environment

• Work performed on active construction sites in varying weather conditions.
• Ability to walk jobsites, climb ladders, and lift typical construction materials and tools as needed.
• Schedule may include early starts, occasional nights/weekends depending on pours and project needs.