Mechanical Superintendent

Crafted Staff•Charlotte, NC

4d•$100,000 - $130,000•Onsite

About The Position

Are you an experienced Mechanical Superintendent ready to lead large‑scale, high‑rise mechanical construction projects? This role offers the chance to oversee major multifamily and high‑rise builds while owning field operations, driving quality, and shaping project success. You’ll work on complex mechanical systems, guide talented crews, collaborate closely with inspectors and GCs, and play a crucial role in bringing major projects to life. This position is ideal for a mechanical construction leader who thrives in high‑impact environments and enjoys the challenge of coordinating labor, materials, schedules, and jobsite excellence. Why This Role? Modern Mechanical Superintendent roles emphasize leadership, field operations excellence, safety, technical coordination, cross‑trade collaboration, and complex mechanical system oversight —all of which align strongly with your requirements and current industry demand. This means your job description is already highly market‑competitive; the optimized version below enhances clarity, SEO, and candidate appeal while keeping every requirement intact. Position Overview Due to multiple newly awarded projects, two Mechanical Superintendent openings are available. These roles support the growing demand for leadership on major mechanical construction sites across Charlotte, NC and Columbia, SC.

Requirements

3 in 10 job tenure. No exceptions. Candidates must provide reasons for leaving all roles.
Experience managing foremen, overseeing project budgets, building labor plans, performing material takeoffs, meeting with inspectors, coordinating with GCs, and walking jobs daily.
Must be OK with some travel around the Charlotte metro and Columbia, SC. Long‑term, this person will spend time in both areas, especially Charlotte.

Nice To Haves

Multifamily project experience.
High‑rise mechanical construction involving: Sheet metal Piping Startups Line sets
Experience with large‑scale, high‑rise construction similar to PDI‑type projects — No small hotels or 2–4 story townhomes.

Responsibilities

Lead and manage field crews and foremen on major mechanical construction projects.
Oversee daily site operations, ensuring productivity, safety, and schedule alignment.
Monitor and manage project budgets, labor plans, materials, and equipment.
Perform and review material takeoffs; coordinate timely procurement and delivery.
Walk jobsites daily to assess progress, resolve issues, and ensure quality control.
Interface with inspectors, general contractors, engineering teams, and subcontractors.
Interpret plans, specifications, and mechanical drawings to guide installation activities.
Support planning meetings, scheduling, sequencing, and coordination with other trades.
Ensure all mechanical work complies with codes, safety standards, and project specifications.
Assist with change orders, field documentation, and project reporting as needed.
Lead and foster a safety‑first culture aligned with OSHA‑compliant jobsite practices.