Smith Arnold Partners
Construction Superintendent
Smith Arnold Partners, Jacksonville, Florida, United States, 32290
Are you a hands-on Superintendent with strong safety leadership experience who enjoys running complex construction sites and being the go-to person in the field?
The following information aims to provide potential candidates with a better understanding of the requirements for this role.
What if your next role combined full site supervision with real authority over safety, subcontractor coordination, and daily execution on federally supported projects?
This opportunity is with a nationally respected construction management firm known for delivering technically complex, mission-critical projects across the U.S. and internationally. The firm places a strong emphasis on safety, quality, and empowering field leadership to drive project success.
What People Are Saying: Well known for safety-first culture on complex and regulated job sites Trusted partner on federal and infrastructure projects nationwide Field leaders cite strong support from project management and clear expectations
Role Snapshot:
Title: Superintendent / Site Safety & Health Officer (SSHO) Location: Florida / Project-based Compensation: $130,000 – $150,000
What You’ll Be Doing: Schedule, coordinate, and supervise all on-site construction activities and subcontractor work Serve as the Site Safety & Health Officer, ensuring compliance with the Site-Specific Safety Plan Enforce OSHA standards and company safety policies across all trades Conduct daily safety inspections and immediately correct unsafe conditions or behaviors Lead weekly toolbox talks and present safety updates during progress meetings Plan and supervise subcontractor and craft activities, including manpower, materials, equipment, and work sequencing Coordinate work across multiple trades, company departments, and external contractors Review and maintain safety documentation to ensure accuracy and compliance Work closely with engineering, estimating, and planning teams to ensure work aligns with drawings, specifications, and schedules Identify and help resolve field issues including productivity challenges, trade conflicts, and site conditions Monitor compliance with safety and quality control requirements and ensure corrective actions are implemented Assist Project Management with project scheduling, site logistics, and execution planning Track schedule progress daily, weekly, and monthly, including look-ahead schedules Fully on-site, field-driven role with direct reporting to the Project xsgimln Manager
What is Sought: Extensive experience in a Superintendent or senior field leadership role Strong background managing construction safety programs on active job sites OSHA 30 certification and ongoing safety training experience Solid knowledge of U.S. construction methods, techniques, and industry standards Ability to coordinate multiple trades and manage subcontractor performance Experience on federal, military, or government-funded projects is a plus Marine construction experience is helpful but not required Clear area of trade or construction expertise (civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, etc.) Comfortable working full-time on-site in a project-based environment Opportunities for continued training, leadership development, and advancement
The following information aims to provide potential candidates with a better understanding of the requirements for this role.
What if your next role combined full site supervision with real authority over safety, subcontractor coordination, and daily execution on federally supported projects?
This opportunity is with a nationally respected construction management firm known for delivering technically complex, mission-critical projects across the U.S. and internationally. The firm places a strong emphasis on safety, quality, and empowering field leadership to drive project success.
What People Are Saying: Well known for safety-first culture on complex and regulated job sites Trusted partner on federal and infrastructure projects nationwide Field leaders cite strong support from project management and clear expectations
Role Snapshot:
Title: Superintendent / Site Safety & Health Officer (SSHO) Location: Florida / Project-based Compensation: $130,000 – $150,000
What You’ll Be Doing: Schedule, coordinate, and supervise all on-site construction activities and subcontractor work Serve as the Site Safety & Health Officer, ensuring compliance with the Site-Specific Safety Plan Enforce OSHA standards and company safety policies across all trades Conduct daily safety inspections and immediately correct unsafe conditions or behaviors Lead weekly toolbox talks and present safety updates during progress meetings Plan and supervise subcontractor and craft activities, including manpower, materials, equipment, and work sequencing Coordinate work across multiple trades, company departments, and external contractors Review and maintain safety documentation to ensure accuracy and compliance Work closely with engineering, estimating, and planning teams to ensure work aligns with drawings, specifications, and schedules Identify and help resolve field issues including productivity challenges, trade conflicts, and site conditions Monitor compliance with safety and quality control requirements and ensure corrective actions are implemented Assist Project Management with project scheduling, site logistics, and execution planning Track schedule progress daily, weekly, and monthly, including look-ahead schedules Fully on-site, field-driven role with direct reporting to the Project xsgimln Manager
What is Sought: Extensive experience in a Superintendent or senior field leadership role Strong background managing construction safety programs on active job sites OSHA 30 certification and ongoing safety training experience Solid knowledge of U.S. construction methods, techniques, and industry standards Ability to coordinate multiple trades and manage subcontractor performance Experience on federal, military, or government-funded projects is a plus Marine construction experience is helpful but not required Clear area of trade or construction expertise (civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, etc.) Comfortable working full-time on-site in a project-based environment Opportunities for continued training, leadership development, and advancement