foxarnesonMadison, WI
Ground-Up Commercial Superintendent
Ground-Up Commercial Superintendent
Ground-Up Commercial Superintendent
foxarnesonMadison, WI
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Construction ManagersFirst-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction WorkersFirst-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers
Commercial and Institutional Building ConstructionAll Other Specialty Trade ContractorsIndustrial Building Construction
Apply for this role (opens in a new tab)Superintendent Large Format Retail | Warehouse | Fuel & Car Wash Regional travel as required We are hiring a Superintendent to lead ground-up commercial projects in the $5M–$40M range. These are repeat-client, program-driven builds with aggressive schedules and clear execution standards. You will run the site. You will control the trades. You will own safety, sequencing, and quality. Project Profile Ground-up large-format retail Warehouse / distribution Fuel stations and lube facilities Car wash facilities Repeat-client program work Fast-paced schedules with defined closeout targets What You Own1. Field Control Direct all trade partner activity on site Run daily trade huddles and weekly coordination meetings Maintain jobsite authority and work sequencing Ensure site is clean, organized, and inspection-ready daily2. Schedule Execution Build and manage 2-week lookaheads tied to master schedule Identify and correct slippage before it impacts milestones Coordinate deliveries, inspections, and manpower alignment3. Safety Leadership Enforce site-specific safety plan Conduct and document inspections in Procore Issue and close safety observations Maintain zero-repeat safety violations4. Quality Control Lead pre-install meetings before major scopes Perform in-progress inspections Enforce QC standards before work is covered Drive clean pre-punch and final inspections5. Closeout Discipline Target
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Level
Manager
Location
Madison, WI
Occupation
Construction Managers
Industry
Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
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