Open Position
Project Superintendent
Keep our subcontractors sequenced, our schedules on track, our quality tight, and our projects on budget — driving each home from foundation to a clean, buyer-ready closeout.
💼Full-time
📍On-site — Utah & Salt Lake County
💰Pay: DOE
👤Reports to Owner
If you know how to hold a schedule together when a long-lead trade slips, how to make a sub fix it right the first time, and how to hand a buyer a punch-list-free home, we want to talk.
What You'll Own
Scheduling & Coordination
- Build and maintain the construction schedule for each active project, sequencing trades so no one is waiting on anyone.
- Manage long-lead items (utilities, trusses, windows, cabinets) so ordering and delivery never become the critical path.
- Coordinate directly with subcontractors and suppliers — booking, confirming, and holding them to their dates.
- Run a daily on-site schedule check and escalate slips to the owner within 2–3 days, before they compound.
Quality Control
- Inspect work at each phase against our standards and code; reject and re-drive anything that isn't right.
- Conduct pre-walks and final walkthroughs using our checklists.
- Ensure each home is delivered clean, complete, and buyer-ready.
Punch List & Closeout
- Own the punch list end to end — identify, document with photos, assign to the responsible sub, and verify completion.
- Manage closeout so buyer walkthroughs are smooth and sign-offs are clean.
Budget & Cost Control
- Keep every project within its approved line-item budget.
- Flag overruns early — you're the first line of defense on cost, not the person explaining it after the fact.
Financial authority: You're authorized to approve subcontractor payments and material purchases up to the amount already budgeted for that line item. Any expense that exceeds a line-item budget, or any cost not in the budget, is brought to the owner for approval before it's committed.
Subcontractor Management & Compliance
- Serve as the primary jobsite point of contact for all trades.
- Verify that every sub has current documentation on file (W-9, certificate of insurance) before they start work.
- Hold subs accountable to scope, schedule, and quality.
What You Bring
- 3+ years as a superintendent, lead, or foreman on residential construction (new construction / spec building strongly preferred).
- Working knowledge of the full build cycle — from dirt to final closeout — and the trade sequencing that makes it flow.
- Comfort managing subcontractors directly and holding firm on schedule and quality.
- Ability to read plans, catch quality and code issues in the field, and communicate clearly.
- Tech-comfortable — training provided; willingness matters more than prior experience with exact tools.
- A valid driver's license and reliable transportation between sites.
- Bonus: bilingual (English/Spanish), OSHA certification, or prior spec-build experience.
What Success Looks Like
- Homes delivered on schedule and within budget, with a short or empty punch list at handoff.
- Subs who show up on time, do it right, and stay accountable because you're managing them well.
- The owner spending less time chasing trades and scheduling — because you're running the field.
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