Construction Superintendent – Modular Buildings

The Construction Superintendent directs, manages, and oversees all physical construction, fabrication, painting, and assembly actions inside the workshop and out across the staging yard. This role coordinates multiple trades to maintain high safety levels, strict engineering quality compliance, and aggressive delivery timelines. The Construction Superintendent is accountable for the overall execution, schedule adherence, resource management, and safety of the physical workshop and construction yard operations. This role bridges the gap between the General Manager, Project Managers, and the trade Foremen, ensuring all modular PDC buildings advance smoothly through the various fabrication, assembly, and outdoor staging stages.
Essential Duties/Responsibilities:
The following list of responsibilities is not all inclusive, additional projects and/or tasks may be assigned to meet operational needs. MCG retains the right to change or assign other duties to this position should operational needs warrant.
Production Schedule Execution: Coordinate and balance the timelines of all five specialized trade foremen to optimize workshop throughput and meet construction yard completion dates.
Resource Optimization: Allocate labor, workshop floor space, outdoor staging bays, and shared overhead or mobile cranes among competing project cells based on schedules set by Project Managers and the GM.
Technical Interface: Collaborate with the Design Support Specialist to resolve workshop discrepancies, drawing bottlenecks, and complex structural or electrical yard assembly issues.
Safety & Regulatory Compliance: Lead the workshop and construction yard safety culture, ensuring all crews comply with OSHA standards and that all modular assembly work passes code inspections.
Required Knowledge/Experience:
High school diploma or GED
8+ years of experience supervising multi-trade industrial fabrication, heavy commercial construction, or modular building assembly operations.
Expert ability to read and interpret complex industrial structural prints and electrical routing systems.
Strong leadership skills with a proven history of managing diverse trade crews and trade foremen.
Supervisory Requirements
Manage trade crews and trade foremen.
Preferred Experience
Prior background overseeing construction or manufacturing specifically for custom Power Distribution Centers (PDCs).
Advanced OSHA safety certifications (e.g., OSHA 30-Hour Construction/General Industry).
Physical Requirements
Continuous walking and standing across an active industrial work shop and outdoor yard footprint.
Ability to climb ladders, inspect roof lines, and safely traverse uneven outdoor yard terrain.
Resilience to working in non-climate-controlled shop structures and varied outdoor weather conditions.
Success Measures
Direct execution of building schedules, hitting division delivery deadlines consistently.
High labor productivity and minimal down-time across the structural, assembly, and electrical teams.
Maintenance of an exemplary plant safety record with zero stop-work safety infractions.

Employment type
Full-time

Work arrangement
No