Construction Superintendent

Superintendent

Location : Atlanta, GA

Direct Hire

Reports to : Vice President of Construction

Position Summary

The Superintendent leads all on-site construction activity from site mobilization through owner turnover. This role manages field operations — ensuring safety, schedule, cost, and quality performance targets are met. It requires daily coordination with project management, development, subcontractors, and consultants. Because of its field leadership and safety responsibilities, this position is designated safety-sensitive.

Qualifications

Minimum 5 years of field supervision experience on multifamily or commercial projects.

Proven ability to lead subcontractors and enforce safety and quality standards.

Proficiency with Procore, Bluebeam, and Microsoft Office Suite.

Strong communication and documentation skills.

OSHA 30 certification preferred.

Ability to interpret architectural, structural, and MEP drawings.

Responsibilities

Safety & Site Setup

Implement a site-specific Safety Plan before mobilization.

Set up the field office (double-wide trailer, TV, printed site plan, signage, permits, toilets, fencing, roll-offs).

Collect Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and site-specific safety plans from all subcontractors.

Call in Safety Consultant visits (minimum 1 / month, target 2 / month); document and close out findings.

Maintain OSHA postings, first-aid kits, and emergency route maps in the site office.

Report injuries immediately and manage OSHA visits per procedure.

Schedule & Coordination

Develop and maintain the master schedule with the Project Manager.

Update and distribute 2- and 4-week look-aheads; follow up with subcontractors on progress.

Lead weekly subcontractor coordination meetings and issue meeting minutes.

Track daily manpower, photos, and progress through Procore.

Coordinate long-lead material delivery to maintain schedule.

Consultant & Inspection Management

Schedule and track all required consultant visits (Waterproofing, ADA, Structural Engineer, 3rd-party testing, Builder's Risk).

Review consultant reports, document completion with photos, and obtain final sign-off letters before closeout.

Ensure compliance with Builder's Risk inspection requirements (fire safety, fencing, signage, hot-work permits).

Quality & Cost Control

Review drawings for conflicts before buyout; issue RFIs as needed.

Conduct preconstruction meetings for each trade.

Perform daily site walks to confirm quality and adherence to plans.

Verify field work aligns with budget targets and notify PM / VP of any cost impacts.

Approve subcontractor draw requests through Procore.

Compliance & Documentation

Maintain accurate logs for manpower, equipment, photos, RFIs, and submittals.

Ensure OSHA 300 logs, labor law posters, and safety plans are posted and current.

Verify all closeout documentation and consultant sign-offs are complete before turnover.

Jobsite Housekeeping

Enforce daily cleanup and site organization.

Issue verbal or written warnings / fines for noncompliance.

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