Commercial Construction Superintendent

• Run all daily construction activity on site, making sure work is built to the contract drawings, specifications, and project documents. 

• Coordinate subcontractors and trade partners at the site level, including orientation, daily scheduling, and performance oversight. 

• Keep the job site safe and compliant. Conduct subcontractor safety orientations and enforce every safety protocol, every day. 

• Control quality. Inspect installations and confirm they meet the required standard before accepting them. 

• Build and maintain the three-week look-ahead schedule. 

• Manage the overall construction schedule to bring the project in on time. 

• Coordinate deliveries, inspections, and milestones so nothing stalls the job. 

• Run the punch list process and lead trade partners through final inspections and closeout. 

• Make sure all documentation, certifications, and turnover items are complete and organized before handoff. 

• Report to the General Superintendent and stay in close, consistent contact with the assigned Project Manager. 

• Log daily progress and document site conditions, RFIs, and any issue that affects schedule or cost. 

• Represent Modern Construction Services professionally with clients, architects, and inspectors on site.What the work actually looks like 
• You live on the road. You stay on site for the full length of each assignment, with extended stays in project markets. Travel home is covered every three weeks. 
• The schedule is Monday through Friday, traditional business hours, with additional hours when the project calls for it. A critical inspection, a late delivery, or a push to a milestone can stretch a day. 
• You own the job from day one. Nobody runs the site while you get settled. You arrive, get oriented, and take control. 
• You are the face of MCS on site. Clients, architects, inspectors, and trades form their opinion on us by how you run the job. 

• You run a tight site. Organized, safe, and on schedule is your normal, not your good week. 

• You lead trades without losing them. You hold subcontractors to the standard and keep them working with you, not against you. 
• You catch problems early. You spot the schedule slip or the quality issue before it becomes a cost, and you raise it right away. 
• You document as you go. Daily logs, RFIs, and site conditions stay current because you keep them current. 
• You like the road. Extended stays and new markets energize you rather than wear you down. 

• You want to be home every night. This role keeps you in the project market for weeks at a time. 
• You need someone else to set up the job before you take it over. 
• You treat paperwork as optional. Daily logs, RFIs, and closeout documentation are part of the job here. 
• You want a permanent position on day one and are not open to proving yourself in a contract period first. 

• Five or more years as a superintendent in commercial construction. 

• A track record of running commercial projects independently, from start to finish. 

• Strong command of construction safety standards and subcontractor management. 

• Proficiency in Procore/InGenious and Microsoft Project. 

• Clear communication and strong organization, in writing and in person. 

• The ability and willingness to travel, with extended stays at project sites. 

• A bachelor's degree in Construction Management or a related field. Equivalent field experience counts just as much. 

• Familiarity with Avetta, Bolt or Fexa. 

• Experience running commercial projects across multiple markets and geographies. 

• Average keeps the job moving today. Strong works the three-week look-ahead so next week's problems get solved this week. 

• Average reports a delay. Strong flags it early, brings a recovery plan, and protects the finish date. 

• Average accepts what the trades put in. Strong checks the work before it gets covered up. 

• Average starts closeout at the end. Strong builds toward turnover from the first week, so the punch list is short and the documents are ready. 

At Modern Construction Services, you are joining a certified WBENC women-owned, Charlotte-based company that is growing fast and doing it on purpose. This is a seat where your work stands up in the real world. Every job you run carries our name, and our clients judge us by what you build and how you build it. We run on EOS, which means clear priorities, real metrics, and meetings where we actually solve problems instead of just naming them. Our values are not poster words here: Communication, Growth, Quality, Inclusivity, Transparency, and Philanthropy are how we hire, coach, and hold each other accountable. Start as a contractor, show us how you run a job, and earn a permanent place on a team that is building something that lasts. The pace is real and the standards are high, and the people who thrive here would not have it any other way. 

Modern Construction Services is an equal opportunity employer. We evaluate every candidate on merit and do not discriminate on the basis of any protected status under applicable law.