Construction Superintendent

Construction Superintendent The Construction Superintendent is the primary owner of field execution at RCCS. This role carries full accountability for daily site operations, schedule adherence, subcontractor coordination, quality control, and jobsite safety from mobilization through final turnover. The Superintendent is the highest-ranking RCCS representative on the jobsite and is expected to command it with discipline, professionalism, and an unwavering commitment to performance. RCCS builds townhomes, condos, multifamily, and select commercial projects across the Southeast. The Superintendent operates within a structured GC platform using Procore and is expected to enforce documentation and communication standards in the field - not work around them. This position reports directly to the Project Manager and collaborates daily with subcontractor foremen, field crews, inspectors, and the broader RCCS project team. Essential Duties, Roles And Responsibilities This position owns daily field operations — from site setup and subcontractor mobilization through production management, quality control, safety enforcement, and final punch list completion. The Superintendent is accountable for what happens on the jobsite every day. Site Management and Field Execution Manage all daily field operations; establish site logistics, sequencing, and subcontractor work zones before mobilization and enforce them throughout the project. Maintain a current three week look ahead schedule at all times; review with subcontractor foremen weekly and update the PM on production status, trade sequencing conflicts, and emerging risks. Complete accurate daily reports in Procore every day without exception; document weather, manpower, work in place, inspections, issues, and any event that could affect schedule, cost, or liability. Coordinate delivery of materials, equipment, and temporary utilities; ensure site is staged, clean, and organized to support efficient production and safe working conditions at all times. Subcontractor Management Direct, coordinate, and hold accountable all subcontractors and self‑perform crews on site; enforce scope, schedule, quality, and safety obligations per their subcontract and RCCS standards. Conduct weekly subcontractor coordination meetings on site; document attendance, production commitments, open issues, and follow‑up items; distribute to the PM within 24 hours. Identify and notify the PM immediately of any subcontractor performance deficiency, manning shortage, or scope conflict that threatens the schedule or budget; document all verbal directions in writing. Schedule and Production Control Drive production to meet or beat the project schedule; identify float erosion and sequencing problems before they become delays and execute recovery plans without waiting to be asked. Collaborate with the PM on schedule updates in P6 or MS Project; provide accurate field input on production rates, constraints, and milestones to support reliable forecasting. Manage all construction sequencing for multifamily and BTR project types, including phased unit turnover, building envelope sequencing, MEP rough‑in coordination, and inspection scheduling. Quality Control Enforce RCCS quality standards at every phase of construction; inspect work in place prior to cover‑up, at each inspection milestone, and before any unit or building is considered ready for turnover. Issue written punch lists and deficiency notices to subcontractors; track all open items to completion and confirm corrections before sign‑off; do not allow work to advance over deficient work without written PM authorization. Coordinate all required inspections with authorities having jurisdiction; ensure inspections are scheduled in advance, passed on first submission where possible, and documented in Procore same day. Safety Own jobsite safety as a non‑negotiable; enforce RCCS safety standards and OSHA regulations for all personnel on site including subcontractors, vendors, and visitors without exception. Conduct and document weekly toolbox talks and safety inspections; maintain a hazard identification and corrective action log in Procore; address all identified hazards same day. Report all incidents, near‑misses, and unsafe conditions to the PM and Director of Safety immediately; complete all required incident documentation within 24 hours; never downplay or delay reporting. Plans, Specifications, and Document Control Maintain current, approved construction documents on site at all times; verify that subcontractors are building from the latest issued for construction drawings and specifications. Identify field conflicts, design gaps, and constructability issues early; submit RFI requests to the PM promptly and document field conditions with photographs in Procore before work proceeds past a conflict. Maintain field as‑built records throughout construction; deliver a complete, accurate as‑built set to the PM as part of the closeout package. Risk Management and Escalation Escalate any schedule milestone risk, unforeseen site condition, or potential cost impact to the PM same day; never allow a problem to compound in the field without documented notification to the project team. Never authorize changes, extra work, or scope additions from subcontractors without written PM direction; all verbal field instructions must be documented same day in Procore. Project Closeout and Turnover Lead field closeout operations including punch list execution, final inspections, certificate of occupancy coordination, systems commissioning, and site demobilization; deliver a defect‑free product at turnover. Support the PM in the formal owner turnover process; participate in warranty walk‑throughs during the first 90 days post‑turnover and respond to field warranty items within the timeframes established by RCCS standards. Other duties as assigned. Required Skills & Qualifications Minimum 5 years of experience as a Superintendent on commercial construction projects; multifamily, townhome, built‑to‑rent, or podium construction experience strongly preferred. Demonstrated ability to manage multiple subcontractors simultaneously on projects of $5M or greater in total construction value. Proficiency in Procore for daily reporting, punch lists, RFI management, photo documentation, and inspection tracking; commitment to keeping all field records current. Ability to read and build from full construction documents including architectural, structural, civil, MEP, and specification sections with confidence. Working knowledge of MS Project look‑ahead scheduling; ability to collaborate with the PM on schedule updates and communicate production status accurately. OSHA 30 certification required or must be obtained within 90 days of hire; First Aid/CPR certification preferred. Strong written and verbal communication skills; ability to produce clear, accurate daily reports, deficiency notices, and meeting summaries without prompting. Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation required; willingness to travel between project sites within the RCCS operating region. Leadership and Behavioral Profile Field Commander: Commands the jobsite with authority and professionalism; subcontractors, crews, and visitors know who is in charge and what the standards are from day one. Production Driver: Wakes up every morning thinking about how to move the schedule forward; does not accept drift, excuses, or slow days without pushing back and finding a solution. Quality Owner: Takes personal pride in the finished product; catches deficient work before it gets buried, not after the owner finds it at punch list. Safety-First Culture: Treats every person on site as someone whose safety is their personal responsibility; never compromises and never looks the other way. Documentation Discipline: Understands that a project not documented is a project not protected; keeps Procore current, writes things down, and does not rely on memory or verbal agreements. Team Builder: Develops Asst. Super’s and field staff through daily mentorship; creates a jobsite culture where people work hard, take pride in their work, and want to come back on the next project. What Success Looks Like The jobsite is organized, productive, and safe every day - not just when leadership visits. The schedule is being met; when it is at risk, the Superintendent has already identified it, communicated it to the PM, and put a recovery plan in motion. Daily reports are complete and current in Procore - field documentation is never a week behind going into a PM review. Deficient work is caught before it is buried; punch lists at turnover are short because quality has been enforced throughout, not just at the end. Zero recordable safety incidents; all trades understand and operate within RCCS safety standards without the Superintendent having to repeat themselves. Subcontractors are held accountable and respect the Superintendent - they know expectations are clear, consistent, and non‑negotiable. Project turnover is complete - a clean product, a full closeout package, and an owner who trusts RCCS to build their next project. Compensation $85,000-$100,000 Dependent upon experience. Vehicle allowance. Medical, dental, and vision coverage. 401(k) retirement plan. Paid time off (PTO). Performance and incentive-based bonus opportunities. Growth potential within a rapidly expanding construction platform. Schedule Monday through Friday, standard daytime hours; 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM or as required by project schedule. Occasional evening or weekend work may be required based on production demands or project milestone requirements. Job Type Full‑time position, exempt; averaging 40+ hours per week. Ability to Commute / Relocate Charlotte, NC: Reliable commute or willingness to relocate before start date required. Work Location Active project jobsite(s) within the RCCS operating region; office-based at 1710 Camden Rd, Charlotte, NC 28203 between projects or as required. Work Environment Primarily outdoor active construction site environment. Exposure to varying weather conditions, construction noise, dust, and heavy equipment operations is expected daily. Appropriate PPE including hard hat, safety glasses, hi‑vis vest, and steel‑toed boots must be worn at all times on site per RCCS safety standards. Physical Demands The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Ability to stand, walk, climb, and traverse active construction sites including uneven terrain, scaffolding, ladders, and multi‑story structures for extended periods throughout the workday. Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds; manual dexterity to operate field tools, mobile devices, and standard office equipment. Vision and hearing acuity sufficient to operate safely and effectively in an active construction environment. Valid driver’s license required. Red Cedar Construction Services, LLC. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate based on race, traits historically associated with race, hair texture and protective hairstyles, color, national origin, ancestry, creed, religion, physical and mental disability, genetic information, marital status, sex, gender, gender identity or expression, pregnancy, sexual orientation, age, military or veteran status, or any other basis protected by applicable law. #J-18808-Ljbffr Red Cedar Construction Services