Overview In this role, you oversee field activities for DEW's team and subcontractors to meet contract, safety, budget, and schedule goals. You will manage self-perform work and coordinate on-site personnel, aligning with DEW's values and mission. You'll drive project success across multifamily and healthcare settings, shaping on-site processes and teamwork. This position offers hands-on leadership, cross-functional collaboration, and a chance to impact project outcomes at scale.
Compensation / Benefits- competitive wages
- comprehensive benefits package
- opportunities to learn, develop and grow
- top places to work in New Hampshire and Vermont
Responsibilities- Attend project meetings with subs, vendors, owner, and architects
- Provide timely input to customers and maintain positive relationships
- Oversee DEW and subcontractor work crews and ensure adherence to procedures
- Evaluate field personnel and support their development
- Plan, coordinate, and supervise on-site activities for DEW and subs
- Prepare CPM and short-term schedules; estimate workforce and equipment needs
- Manage submittals, delivery schedules, change orders, and cost codes
- Maintain job-site safety, conduct weekly safety meetings, and enforce OSHA rules
- Establish on-site quality control and ensure documentation of installation stages
- Review estimates, subcontracts, and budget; support material buyout and invoicing
- Coach and mentor employees; conduct performance reviews and provide feedback
- Submit field reports, coordinate with design/engineering teams, and support proposal/interview activities
- Ensure compliance with safety, quality, and legal standards
Key requirements- At least 5 years in Construction Management Superintendent role
- Experience with ground-up Healthcare, Commercial, Education, Industrial and Retail projects
- Proficient in reading construction plans and specifications
- Strong written and verbal communication; negotiation and conflict resolution
- Organizational and multitasking skills; ability to meet deadlines
- Familiarity with CMiC and P6 Scheduling; strong computer skills (MS Office)
- Experience with budgeting, buyout, cost coding, and invoicing
- CPR/First Aid and OSHA 10/30 certifications preferred
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Construction Management preferred
- CPR/First Aid Certification; 10-Hour OSHA Construction Safety and Health; 30-Hour OSHA preferred
- leadership
- proactive problem solving
- team collaboration
- construction management
- site safety programs
- quality control processes
