Design-Build Field Operations Superintendent (Manufacturing)

Job Description

Design-Build Field Operations Superintendent (Manufacturing)

Do you lead from the front—scheduling, coordinating, and problem-solving in real time? As the on-site authority for a top design-build GC, you’ll guide manufacturing projects across Ohio and the U.S., ensuring safety, schedule, budget, and quality stay aligned. Industrial expertise is preferred, and seasoned commercial superintendents ready for industrial work are welcome.The challenge

Picture day one: you mobilize the site, set standards, and establish clear lines of communication. From that moment, you’re the hub connecting owners, designers, trade partners, and suppliers—driving results that match the drawings and specs.Key outcomes you’ll drive

Flawless mobilization: site trailer in place; permits, labor notices, safety regulations, and EEOC material posted; sanitary stations and coolers ready.

Coordinated field operations across all trades with workmanship that meets specifications.

A living schedule—updated, analyzed, and adjusted to remove roadblocks early.

Timely materials procurement, inspections, and sequencing to maintain momentum.

A proactive safety culture supported by meetings, enforcement, and immediate hazard correction.

Accurate submittal logs; quick A/E approvals; transparent communication of schedule impacts.

Well-documented changes with complete backup to support the Project Manager.

Clear contract distributions to subs (drawings/specs/general conditions plus accepted alternates/addenda).

Effective construction meetings with timely, precise minutes.

Active participation in Owner/Architect pre-bid, project, and closeout sessions.

Strong market coverage via subcontractor/supplier proposal solicitations.

Professional correspondence: RFIs, transmittals, submittals, memos, schedule of values, and project schedules.

Permit management from application through approval, including fee processing via Check Request (Urgent Pay Request) procedures.

Disciplined project controls for quality, schedule, budget, safety, and documentation.

Continuous tracking of subcontractor/supplier progress and communication of any plan/spec/schedule changes.

Transparent reporting to management on productivity, costs, QC, document status, and payment applications; escalation of risks.

Thorough punch list planning and completion; a clean, organized site and office.

Trust-based relationships with clients, subcontractors, suppliers, and colleagues.What equips you for success

At least 5 years as a Prime Contractor leading projects exceeding 50,000 sq ft.

Deep familiarity with construction standards, drawings, and specifications.

Clear communicator and collaborator; strong presentation and negotiation abilities.

Organized and analytical, with multi-tasking finesse and attention to detail.

Fluent in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Project.

High character, leadership presence, and a bias for action in solving problems.

Comfort with extensive travel and willingness to relocate as needed.Experience profile

We consider any blend of education and experience that delivers results. Minimum of 5–7 years’ progressively responsible field experience as a Prime Contractor.Technical strengths

Project Management

Industrial Construction

Construction Management

Plant Construction

Supervisory Experience

Blueprint ReadingTravel, reporting, and perks

Projects centered in Ohio with travel nationwide (and Canada if applicable).

Paid mileage to the job site and per diem for out-of-state assignments.

Reports to a Senior Project Manager or Project Manager.

Benefits: Health, Dental, Vision, up to 3% retirement contribution, vacation and sick time.Legal notices

Salary: up to $110,000 per year. Full-time, exempt role.

**Eligibility to work in the United States required including a valid driver’s license. Sponsorship unavailable.