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Clune Construction

Residential custom home construction and renovations

Assistant Superintendent

Construction ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNew York, NY, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Two to five years of experience managing commercial interior, healthcare, and/or mission-critical projects.
  • A Bachelor of Science in Construction Management, Architecture, or Engineering is preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Collaborate with project management during budget development by identifying field risks, constructability concerns, and phasing considerations that may affect cost.
  • Collaborate with project management to develop general conditions costs by identifying field requirements, jobsite constraints, and execution risks.
  • Create request-for-proposal-level schedules in Microsoft Project, Phoenix, or P6 that show major activities, phasing, milestones, and field sequencing assumptions.
  • Collaborate with project management to develop a master schedule that reflects realistic field logic, workflow, and construction constraints.
  • Review daily journals for accuracy and completeness before they become part of the project record.
  • Manage third-party vendor access and work timing so deliveries and installations do not disrupt trade partner work or jobsite safety.
  • Analyze design documents with the project team to identify constructability issues that may affect cost, schedule, quality, or field execution.
  • Address trade partner readiness issues before field conflicts occur, including access, sequencing, manpower, material, and work-area constraints.
  • Lead trade coordination meetings by resolving field conflicts, confirming commitments, and setting clear near-term work priorities.
  • Plan field sequencing so trade partners move through work areas in a logical order that protects schedule and productivity.
  • Contribute field input during change order reviews by clarifying jobsite conditions, trade partner impacts, and execution constraints.
  • Review daily paperwork for missing records, incomplete information, or items that need follow-up before documentation becomes unreliable.
  • Confirm daily action plan compliance by reviewing trade partner commitments, field readiness, safety expectations, and work progress.
  • Apply construction document information in the field so layout, installation, and trade decisions follow contract requirements.
  • Manage day-to-day communication with building management so construction activities follow building rules and avoid tenant disruption.
  • Plan construction phasing with field personnel to support orderly transitions, safe access, and realistic work sequencing.
  • Manage field staff and labor resources by matching people, tasks, work areas, and project priorities each day.
  • Lead foreman meetings by setting clear work plans, resolving constraints, and confirming daily commitments.
  • Manage owner-furnished, contractor-installed field readiness by confirming delivery dates, storage areas, access paths, installation sequence, and trade partner needs.
  • Manage field quality assurance and quality control follow-up by verifying installation quality, documenting deficiencies, and confirming corrective work is completed.
  • Lead safety meetings that connect current jobsite conditions to safe work practices and crew responsibilities.
  • Present three-week lookahead schedules that explain upcoming work, constraints, trade needs, and field priorities.
  • Create and maintain master project schedules that show baseline activities, sequencing logic, milestones, critical path, and field constraints.
  • Represent field operations during owner-architect-contractor meetings by explaining jobsite conditions, sequencing concerns, and construction impacts.
  • Present weekly field updates that explain progress, manpower, near-term work, risks, and constraints in practical project terms.
  • Develop logistics plans with field personnel that account for site access, deliveries, material storage, protection, and work-area movement.
  • Coordinate hoisting plans with field personnel so materials and equipment are moved safely and efficiently.
  • Resolve field conflicts constructively by addressing access, sequencing, trade responsibilities, design questions, or communication gaps.
  • Manage pre-punch readiness by confirming open items, trade completion, inspections, photos, and corrective action status.
  • Manage punch list closeout by confirming completion dates, responsible parties, documentation, and field verification.
  • Contribute to intern sessions by discussing field operations, jobsite expectations, and practical construction decision-making.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
  • Comply with all policies and standards.

About the Company

Clune Construction

Residential custom home construction and renovations

Clune Construction builds and renovates homes. They specialize in custom new builds and architectural renovations for residential clients. Their service combines hands-on project management with clear communication and full visibility, taking care of coordinating sub-trades and council so homeowners see exactly where a project is heading. They offer a fixed-price guarantee, a 10-year guarantee on all work, and daily progress photos to keep clients informed. The company differentiates itself by providing transparent, on‑going updates, stress-free management, and a strong emphasis on customer collaboration to deliver the house of the clients’ dreams. The goal is to help clients end up completely in love with their brand-new home and satisfied with the service and professionalism throughout the process.

Company size
1-10
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Founded
1979

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