Mission Critical Superintendent

Build What Matters. Build Your Future. 

Catamount builds the spaces communities depend on every day. From distribution centers that keep goods moving and medical facilities that provide critical care, to housing, restaurants, and fire stations serving local neighborhoods, our work supports real life. As a best-in-class, 100% employee-owned general contractor with a national reach, we complete projects across diverse markets and regions. This diversity empowers us, keeps our teams moving forward, and creates long-term opportunities for the people shaping our company.  

Why choose Catamount?  

We’re financially stable, growing, and built for the long haul. Our extensive national backlog and diverse project types provide stability, momentum, and opportunities. At Catamount, careers advance. Employee-owners can grow, move between project types and markets, and build long-term careers without starting over. Teams are carefully staffed, work-life balance is prioritized, and our people are seen as long-term assets. 

Diverse work. Real stability. Shared success. 

Position Overview:

Our Superintendents are the “boots on the ground”. They are responsible for ensuring that the project progresses according to plan and Owner specifications, in conjunction with the Project Manager, Architects and Owners. They supervise and coordinate the daily activities of construction workers, contractors, sub-contractors and Assistant Superintendents. They lead every step of the way, and when the project is complete they can truly say, “I built that”.

Role & Responsibilities:

• Onsite during all work activities, using experience, research and networking with other Catamount Staff to ensure the job meets or exceeds client expectations
• Maintain communication, from holding weekly sub-contractor meetings, to communicating change orders, schedule, and back charges with the Project Manager, and addressing problematic subcontractors early to improve the desired outcome.
• Creation and adherence to a well-planned 3-week schedule, while also ensuring quality with tasks like maintaining a quality deficiency list
• Help the job stay on budget, by effectively managing cost expenditures and maintaining logs
• Champion job-site safety by leading pre-task safety meetings with subcontractors, posting required notices, preparing reports, maintaining MSDS information, and documenting safety warnings
• Documentation in key areas such as descriptive and accurate daily construction reports, T&M issues, RFI’s, and project photography
• Storm Water Prevention plan notification and adherence
• Close-out duties such as project turnover matrix, maintaining as-built documents, developing and completing punch-lists