Travel Commercial Superintendent

Our Nashville, TN based company is booming and hiring for multiple traveling commercial Superintendents (asap)!

Company :

Unlike other general contractors, their unique leadership has the expertise and the hands-on experience that have trained to be better builders.

They've built loyal subcontractor relationships coast to coast - but work in the Southeast area on commercial projects (renovation & ground-up).

Position Overview:

The Commercial Construction Superintendent will be responsible for coordinating all site construction activities and supervising all field personnel as required to successfully complete the project on schedule and within budget.

* Support the Project Manager by directing the workflow of ongoing projects that is consistent with the project schedule and budget
* Communicate project priorities to subcontractors
* Identify and problem solve to maintain the project schedule
* Ensure quality workmanship to conform to plans and specifications
* Create and manage job schedules
* Supervise final punch out
* Capable of reading and interpreting building plans
* Build and maintain positive relationships with customers, contractors, and suppliers
* Promote and implement job site safety
* Position may require travel within region as needed.
* Project size varies from TI ($5k-500k) and Ground-up ($500-3.5M)
* Project types include: -retail build-out, -ground up commercial/shopping, -ground-up commercial/medical, -Medical Build-out and other consumer related project types.

* 5+ years of (Superintendent) experience with on-site supervision of commercial construction at a General Contractor.
* Ground-up commercial experience is great - but not required for this position.
* Tenant Improvement and Interiors Experience is required.
* Reliable transportation required

* Salary & Auto/Phone Allowance

* Bonus Plan based on Project (& Company) Profit

* Full Health insurance plan provided

* 401k Retirement Plan with 4-6% match

* Hotel & Expenses Paid while traveling (+ daily perdiem)