DescriptionThe Superintendent is responsible for the successful field execution of assigned landscape construction projects. This role supports customers, project teams, field employees, subcontractors, and vendors by driving safe, high-quality work; maintaining schedules and cost performance; ensuring timely project documentation and reporting; and delivering a professional customer experience from pre-construction through closeout. The Superintendent leads day-to-day field coordination and is accountable for achieving project outcomes consistent with signed contracts and established company procedures.
Location: San Diego Area
Requirements- Working knowledge of landscape construction operations, sequencing, materials, equipment, and field practices.
- Ability to understand scopes of work, plans, schedules, daily production expectations, and field assignments.
- Ability to organize and coordinate labor, materials, tools, equipment, and daily work activities.
- Professional communication skills for employees, customers, vendors, subcontractors, and project leadership.
- Ability to monitor work quality, identify field issues, and communicate labor, material, equipment, safety, or schedule needs promptly.
- Positive, organized, and proactive approach to changing priorities and jobsite challenges.
- Ability to provide clear direction, reinforce expectations, and hold assigned employees accountable for safe, productive, quality work.
Education and Experience:- Minimum of five years of experience as a Superintendent or in a comparable construction field leadership role.
- Landscape construction experience is strongly preferred.
- Must meet and maintain the union eligibility, membership, registration, or dispatch requirements applicable to assigned projects, as required by the governing collective bargaining agreement.
- Equivalent combinations of relevant education, training, and experience may be considered.
Physical Demands and Requirements- Frequently required to stand, walk, reach, and use hands, arms, and fingers in active construction-site environments.
- Frequently required to stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl, climb stairs, and navigate uneven jobsite terrain.
- Required to move or lift up to 40 pounds.
- Regularly works outdoors and must be able to observe field conditions and move safely through assigned work areas.
- Routinely uses phones, tablets, computers, and other standard jobsite or office equipment.
