Assistant Superintendent

What You'll Do

Own a defined building, elevation, or scope from mobilization through acceptance and closeout.
Own and hit your segment of the project schedule; report slippage the day it appears.
Sequence work within the area and resolve trade conflicts in real time.
Verify Foreman inspections daily — confirm recorded conditions match what's actually installed, and spot-check the work yourself.
Direct correction of non-conforming work and verify the correction before the area advances.
Enforce the safety program in your area — toolbox talks, JHAs, area safety walks, and stopping work for unsafe conditions.
Supervise and train the Foremen assigned to your area, and direct the Field Engineer supporting it.
Surface RFI conditions and unbuildable details to the Superintendent before the crew reaches them.

What We're Looking For

Required:

Three or more years of field supervision experience in exterior restoration or comparable commercial construction, or promotion from Foreman.

Certified in the scopes active in your assigned area.

OSHA 10 certification.

Demonstrated ability to read and work to a construction schedule.

Ability to hold a subcontractor to contracted scope without escalating every disagreement.

Proficiency in Procore — Daily Log, Scheduling, RFIs, Inspections, Observations, Drawings, and Punch List.

Valid Florida driver's license.

Nice to Have:

Competency across three or more core scopes.

Prior experience running a building or scope start to finish.

Fall protection and scaffold competent person certification.

First aid and CPR certification.

Bilingual English/Spanish.

Where This Role Goes

Typical time in role: 2–4 years.
Clear path to Superintendent for Assistant Superintendents who have run a full building or scope start to finish with a clean safety record — or cross over to Project Engineer if your strength is drawings, documentation, and coordination.

Work Environment

Active construction sites, 8+ hours daily, on uneven terrain.
Ability to climb ladders and scaffolding to full building height and work at heights without restriction.
Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds unassisted.
Frequent bending, kneeling, reaching overhead, and climbing.
Year-round exposure to Florida outdoor conditions — heat, humidity, sun, rain, dust, and noise.
Required PPE worn at all times on site: hard hat, safety glasses, high-visibility vest, and work boots.

What We Offer

Our Company offers a competitive 401(k) retirement plan with employer matching, alongside comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance plans to support your health and wellbeing. You’ll receive generous paid time off that includes PTO, floating holidays, and company paid holidays, allowing you to maintain a healthy work-life balance.