Construction Superintendent
International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO), Charlotte, North Carolina, United States, 28245
Commercial Construction Superintendent
Location:
Charlotte, NC
Compensation:
$80,000 to $110,000
Why this role matters This Superintendent is the steady hand that keeps a commercial project moving in the real world. You’ll coordinate trades, manage daily priorities, and stay ahead of issues before they turn into delays. When the schedule gets tight or the site gets complicated, you’re the one keeping the job organized, safe, and moving forward with clear communication and strong field leadership.
What You’ll Do
Lead day-to-day field operations from mobilization through punch and closeout
Own the schedule in the field: sequencing, manpower planning, and weekly lookaheads
Coordinate subs, inspections, deliveries, and site logistics to avoid downtime and rework
Run daily huddles and weekly trade meetings with clear action items and accountability
Manage quality control: verify install details, track deficiencies, and drive punchlist completion
Keep safety tight: enforce standards, correct issues immediately, and document consistently
Coordinate with the PM team on procurement timing, RFI/submittal impacts, and change work
Maintain clean documentation: daily reports, photos, safety logs, inspections, and progress updates
Communicate proactively with building ownership/tenants (when applicable) to minimize disruption
Solve problems on-site quickly and professionally without creating unnecessary drama
What You Bring
5+ years as a Superintendent (or Lead) on commercial construction projects Experience with one or more of the following: ground-up commercial, renovations, TI, healthcare, education, retail, office, or industrial
Strong understanding of MEP coordination and commercial sequencing
Ability to plan work in tight sites, active facilities, or challenging logistics environments
Confident leadership style with subcontractors - clear expectations, consistent follow-through
Tech comfort: plans on a tablet, basic reporting, and tools like Procore (or similar)
OSHA 30 preferred (or willingness to obtain quickly)
What You’ll Gain
A company that values how the job gets done, not just that it gets done
Strong partnership with the project team - clear communication, planning ahead, no guessing games
Autonomy to run your site, backed by leadership that stays engaged and accessible
Consistent pipeline of commercial work and room to grow into larger scopes
A culture that invests in team connection, not just project deadlines
About the team and culture Our client is an architect-led design-build and development firm with a genuine “people first” vibe. Leadership is intentional about creating chances for teams across offices to connect, build relationships, and stay in sync - not just on projects, but as humans. You’ll feel it in how they collaborate, how they support one another, and how they mix hard work with time together outside the jobsite.
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Location:
Charlotte, NC
Compensation:
$80,000 to $110,000
Why this role matters This Superintendent is the steady hand that keeps a commercial project moving in the real world. You’ll coordinate trades, manage daily priorities, and stay ahead of issues before they turn into delays. When the schedule gets tight or the site gets complicated, you’re the one keeping the job organized, safe, and moving forward with clear communication and strong field leadership.
What You’ll Do
Lead day-to-day field operations from mobilization through punch and closeout
Own the schedule in the field: sequencing, manpower planning, and weekly lookaheads
Coordinate subs, inspections, deliveries, and site logistics to avoid downtime and rework
Run daily huddles and weekly trade meetings with clear action items and accountability
Manage quality control: verify install details, track deficiencies, and drive punchlist completion
Keep safety tight: enforce standards, correct issues immediately, and document consistently
Coordinate with the PM team on procurement timing, RFI/submittal impacts, and change work
Maintain clean documentation: daily reports, photos, safety logs, inspections, and progress updates
Communicate proactively with building ownership/tenants (when applicable) to minimize disruption
Solve problems on-site quickly and professionally without creating unnecessary drama
What You Bring
5+ years as a Superintendent (or Lead) on commercial construction projects Experience with one or more of the following: ground-up commercial, renovations, TI, healthcare, education, retail, office, or industrial
Strong understanding of MEP coordination and commercial sequencing
Ability to plan work in tight sites, active facilities, or challenging logistics environments
Confident leadership style with subcontractors - clear expectations, consistent follow-through
Tech comfort: plans on a tablet, basic reporting, and tools like Procore (or similar)
OSHA 30 preferred (or willingness to obtain quickly)
What You’ll Gain
A company that values how the job gets done, not just that it gets done
Strong partnership with the project team - clear communication, planning ahead, no guessing games
Autonomy to run your site, backed by leadership that stays engaged and accessible
Consistent pipeline of commercial work and room to grow into larger scopes
A culture that invests in team connection, not just project deadlines
About the team and culture Our client is an architect-led design-build and development firm with a genuine “people first” vibe. Leadership is intentional about creating chances for teams across offices to connect, build relationships, and stay in sync - not just on projects, but as humans. You’ll feel it in how they collaborate, how they support one another, and how they mix hard work with time together outside the jobsite.
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