Construction Superintendent

Hamilton, VA
Full Time
Mid Level

Construction Superintendent

Location: Hamilton, VA (travel to regional jobsites as needed)
Job Type: Full-Time

SEG, Inc. is a design-build general contractor specializing in commercial, institutional, and government construction projects. We are seeking a Superintendent I to manage day-to-day field operations, ensure project quality and safety, and lead subcontractors and self-performed crews from project start through completion.

Responsibilities

  • Manage daily field operations to ensure project milestones and schedule completion are met

  • Develop and maintain short-interval look-ahead schedules to proactively plan upcoming work

  • Supervise multiple trades of subcontractors and self-performed staff on active jobsites

  • Review materials delivered to the site to ensure compliance with submittals and specifications

  • Coordinate work activities to ensure construction is performed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with contract documents

  • Write and track RFIs, maintain red-line drawings, and ensure field documentation is current

  • Verify work is installed in a high-quality, workmanlike manner

  • Proactively identify issues that could impact project execution and assist in developing solutions

  • Obtain required inspections and ensure quality documentation is complete

  • Ensure compliance with all contract terms, safety requirements, and applicable regulations

  • Administer client-specific programs such as CQC, Safety, and Environmental Stewardship

  • Attend and lead progress meetings with internal staff, subcontractors, owners, and client representatives

  • Manage project scope changes to prevent rework and ensure current documents are used

  • Oversee punch list completion and project closeout activities

  • Maintain daily paperwork including timecards, field reports, schedule updates, and correspondence

  • Foster a professional jobsite culture focused on safety, cleanliness, communication, and teamwork

Qualifications

  • Associate degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or similar field with 5–7 years of related experience, or journeyman status in a building trade with 10+ years of supervisory responsibility

  • Minimum 5 years of experience with a commercial and/or institutional general contractor

  • Government contracting experience preferred (3+ years)

  • Ability to read and interpret drawings and Statements of Work (SOW)

  • Proficiency with spreadsheets, email, and construction-related software

  • OSHA 30, First Aid, and CPR certifications preferred

  • USACE/NAVFAC CQC certification strongly preferred

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