Senior Project Superintendent

Senior Project Superintendent – Mission Critical & Data Center Construction

Skills, Experience, Qualifications, If you have the right match for this opportunity, then make sure to apply today.

Do you want to work for one of the leading data center general contractors? An opportunity to grow a mission critical business unit and build the best data centers across the US.

The company

You will be joining a fast-growing general contractor with a team of critical facilities professionals specifically focused on planning and executing the construction of data centers across the United States.

The position

The Senior Project Superintendent is responsible for the profitable field operations on complex, large projects after demonstrating ability to successfully completing smaller projects. The Senior Project Superintendent is also responsible to establish the safety culture on the jobsite and work closely with the Project Manger to manage schedule, budge and staff to achieve profitable outcomes. This individual should also create and maintain effective client, vendor, supplier, and subcontractor relationships. This position typically reports to the most senior Project Manager on the job.

Could this role be for you?

• A proven track record delivering data centre or critical engineering projects.
• A minimum of eight (8) years’ of extensive field and project construction management experience is necessary for this position. Experience in a fast-paced environment; proven history of leading others successfully and to teach, develop and mentor others. Data Center Experience strongly preferred.
• Ability to read and interpret construction documents, knowledge of construction methods and materials, strong team leadership skills and ability to communicate are all required skills. Candidate must also have time management and project organizational skills to be successful in this role.
• A progressive and adaptable manager.
• Communicate effectively with owners, designers and engineers

Why apply?