What does a Superintendent do?

• Lead, monitor, and coordinate crews at construction sites from the start and end of a project
• Approves and follows construction drawings and approved plans
• Produces daily logs and necessary documentation 
• Ensure compliance with local, state and national business codes and regulations
• Collaborates with the Project Manager, Architects, Engineers, Electricians and other specialists needed to develop and execute construction schedules
• Monitor project progress, troubleshoot potential issues and implement corrective measures
• Manage project budgets and track expenses
• Entry level Superintendent jobs may also be listed as Assistant Superintendent or Entry Level Superintendent

What skills are needed to be a Superintendent?

• 5 plus years in ground up commercial/residential construction
• Proficiency in reading blueprints and construction documents
• Extensive knowledge of construction methods, materials and industry best practices 
• Proven strong leadership and project management skills
• Ability to work independently and in a team environment
• Proficient with Microsoft Office, Google workspace, and Procore

What is the average salary of a superintendent? 

The typical salary range for a Superintendent is approximately $100,000 to $120,000. Salary may vary depending on which state you reside in. 

Can a superintendent work remotely?

A Superintendent operates on-site and in office. Most responsibilities are done on-site aside from paperwork and administrative duties that can be done remotely.

Does a superintendent have to work full time?  

The majority of Superintendent work full time due to the extensive responsibilities associated with the role. Depending on the project, most Superintendents work overtime.