Construction Superintendent
Houston Habitat for Humanity, Houston, TX, United States
Construction Superintendent
Location:
Houston, TX
Reports to:
Construction Director
Type:
Non-Exempt
Salary Range:
Max $25.00 per hour
Description Houston Habitat for Humanity (Houston Habitat) is part of a global nonprofit organization that is committed to its mission that seeks to put God’s Love into action by bringing people together to build homes, community, and hope.
For the past 38 years Houston Habitat has partnered with families to overcome barriers to home ownership and address the shortage of affordable housing. Today, Houston Habitat is still committed to pursuing its vision of a world where everyone has a decent place to live.
Our charge is to help low‑income Houstonians achieve strength, stability, and self‑reliance through affordable home ownership.
Through shelter, we empower people to build a better future for themselves and their families by completing financial and home maintenance training, building homes alongside volunteers, and by purchasing their homes with an affordable mortgage.
Houston Habitat has fundamentally changed lives—building strength, stability, and self‑reliance—right here in our community through new homeownership opportunities. Strong and stable families in self‑sufficient homes create strong and stable communities.
Values
Respect . Be open, transparent, and inclusive. Listen without judgment. Treat others as they desire to be treated—value differences.
Accountability . Honor commitments or communicate if you cannot do so. Own your words, actions, and results.
Effective Communication . Communicate with empathy, clarity, and purpose. Practice active listening—listen to understand, not to respond. Ask clarifying questions to gain and confirm understanding. Create a space where it is safe to speak.
Mission Driven . Be intentional in using knowledge, expertise, and influence to advocate for and advance the mission.
Entrepreneurial Attitude . Be a lifelong learner open to personal and professional development. Seek continuous improvement and transformative change, embracing innovation, strategic thinking, and agile execution.
Leadership Mindset . Be courageous. Serve first, empowering, and uplifting others while demonstrating compassion and support.
Position Summary The Construction Superintendent is responsible for overseeing and coordinating all activities of a construction site according to project blueprints and schedule plans. Duties include coordinating subcontractors, performing quality control and safety checks, providing on‑site direction, supervising day‑to‑day activities, and assessing resources needed to complete the house project within budget.
Responsibilities
Understand and interpret all aspects of HPFH construction & design.
Read blueprints and inspect work in progress.
Ensure workmanship according to specifications.
Adhere to construction schedule and prevent delays.
Understand the use of construction related material & tools, incl. power tools.
Ensure safety standards are followed.
Develop and implement detailed schedules and production plans with budget and safety goals in mind.
Partner with Planning, Project Management, and Construction Director to supervise, direct, and coordinate management of construction projects.
Consider staffing levels and timing, taking building methodology and availability of tools and equipment into account for each phase.
Interpret specifications.
Supervise and coordinate subcontractors to monitor compliance with subcontract terms.
Confers and interacts with contractors.
Schedule inspections.
Handle permits and inspections with local authorities.
Apply great problem‑solving and decision‑making skills.
Establish 'Punch List' before move‑in and ensure it is completed before closing of house.
Perform all other duties and tasks as assigned.
Employees & Volunteers
Lead and direct employees.
Handle grievances.
Direct, assist, and motivate Construction House Leaders.
Direct volunteers according to skill level.
Prioritize and delegate tasks effectively.
Coach volunteer members in use of material and tools.
Ensure that safety standards are always met during construction.
Serve as a Construction House Lead when needed.
Education, Experience, and Skills Required
High School diploma or GED (equivalent experience).
Two to four years’ experience.
Advanced language skills (oral & written).
Moderate to advanced math skills.
Good interpersonal skills and a sense of community service/helping others.
Upholds organizational values & follows policies and procedures.
Takes responsibility for own actions.
Observes safety and security procedures, reports unsafe conditions, and uses equipment and materials properly.
Supports everyone’s effort to succeed.
Physical & Environmental Demands
Must be able to lift up to 75 lbs., stand, squat, bend, climb, crouch, crawl, and use tools.
Ability to reach with hands and arms.
Frequently exposed to outside weather conditions (hot, humid, rain, and cold).
Moderate noise level.
Houston Habitat for Humanity is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.
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Houston, TX
Reports to:
Construction Director
Type:
Non-Exempt
Salary Range:
Max $25.00 per hour
Description Houston Habitat for Humanity (Houston Habitat) is part of a global nonprofit organization that is committed to its mission that seeks to put God’s Love into action by bringing people together to build homes, community, and hope.
For the past 38 years Houston Habitat has partnered with families to overcome barriers to home ownership and address the shortage of affordable housing. Today, Houston Habitat is still committed to pursuing its vision of a world where everyone has a decent place to live.
Our charge is to help low‑income Houstonians achieve strength, stability, and self‑reliance through affordable home ownership.
Through shelter, we empower people to build a better future for themselves and their families by completing financial and home maintenance training, building homes alongside volunteers, and by purchasing their homes with an affordable mortgage.
Houston Habitat has fundamentally changed lives—building strength, stability, and self‑reliance—right here in our community through new homeownership opportunities. Strong and stable families in self‑sufficient homes create strong and stable communities.
Values
Respect . Be open, transparent, and inclusive. Listen without judgment. Treat others as they desire to be treated—value differences.
Accountability . Honor commitments or communicate if you cannot do so. Own your words, actions, and results.
Effective Communication . Communicate with empathy, clarity, and purpose. Practice active listening—listen to understand, not to respond. Ask clarifying questions to gain and confirm understanding. Create a space where it is safe to speak.
Mission Driven . Be intentional in using knowledge, expertise, and influence to advocate for and advance the mission.
Entrepreneurial Attitude . Be a lifelong learner open to personal and professional development. Seek continuous improvement and transformative change, embracing innovation, strategic thinking, and agile execution.
Leadership Mindset . Be courageous. Serve first, empowering, and uplifting others while demonstrating compassion and support.
Position Summary The Construction Superintendent is responsible for overseeing and coordinating all activities of a construction site according to project blueprints and schedule plans. Duties include coordinating subcontractors, performing quality control and safety checks, providing on‑site direction, supervising day‑to‑day activities, and assessing resources needed to complete the house project within budget.
Responsibilities
Understand and interpret all aspects of HPFH construction & design.
Read blueprints and inspect work in progress.
Ensure workmanship according to specifications.
Adhere to construction schedule and prevent delays.
Understand the use of construction related material & tools, incl. power tools.
Ensure safety standards are followed.
Develop and implement detailed schedules and production plans with budget and safety goals in mind.
Partner with Planning, Project Management, and Construction Director to supervise, direct, and coordinate management of construction projects.
Consider staffing levels and timing, taking building methodology and availability of tools and equipment into account for each phase.
Interpret specifications.
Supervise and coordinate subcontractors to monitor compliance with subcontract terms.
Confers and interacts with contractors.
Schedule inspections.
Handle permits and inspections with local authorities.
Apply great problem‑solving and decision‑making skills.
Establish 'Punch List' before move‑in and ensure it is completed before closing of house.
Perform all other duties and tasks as assigned.
Employees & Volunteers
Lead and direct employees.
Handle grievances.
Direct, assist, and motivate Construction House Leaders.
Direct volunteers according to skill level.
Prioritize and delegate tasks effectively.
Coach volunteer members in use of material and tools.
Ensure that safety standards are always met during construction.
Serve as a Construction House Lead when needed.
Education, Experience, and Skills Required
High School diploma or GED (equivalent experience).
Two to four years’ experience.
Advanced language skills (oral & written).
Moderate to advanced math skills.
Good interpersonal skills and a sense of community service/helping others.
Upholds organizational values & follows policies and procedures.
Takes responsibility for own actions.
Observes safety and security procedures, reports unsafe conditions, and uses equipment and materials properly.
Supports everyone’s effort to succeed.
Physical & Environmental Demands
Must be able to lift up to 75 lbs., stand, squat, bend, climb, crouch, crawl, and use tools.
Ability to reach with hands and arms.
Frequently exposed to outside weather conditions (hot, humid, rain, and cold).
Moderate noise level.
Houston Habitat for Humanity is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.
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