Site Superintendent II

SC Swiderski Construction LLC•Eau Claire, WI

12h•Onsite

About The Position

The Site Superintendent [I/II/III] is responsible for leading field construction operations for SC Swiderski’s single and multi-family residential construction projects. Working in tight partnership with our Construction Project Managers, this position ensures construction excellence through effective supervision of field teams, coordination of subcontractors, adherence to safety and quality standards, and on-time, on-budget project delivery. As employees progress through levels I, II & III, they assume increasing independence, technical competency, and leadership responsibility in managing construction sites, mentoring team members, and representing SC Swiderski’s standards of quality and integrity.

Requirements

5–8 years of in a multi-family building construction role, 4+ years in a Site-Superintendent role
Bachelor’s degree in construction management or related field, or equivalent education and experience
The ability to fulfill All Level I requirements and perform job duties independently and proficiently
In-depth understanding of construction quality control practices, site inspections, and proper documentation
Proficient in reading and interpreting blueprints, plans, and specifications
Strong knowledge of local, state, and federal building codes, including the ability to interpret and ensure code compliance for single-family homes and multi-residential projects
OSHA 10 or 30 certification preferred
Experience with construction scheduling software (ex. Sage Construction Management), ERP Software (ex. Sage Intact) and Microsoft Office applications, especially MS Outlook & MS Teams
Knowledge of safe operating practices for construction equipment and ability to identify maintenance issues
Strong planning and organizational skills, including design execution, resource allocation, and contingency planning
Excellent communication, problem-solving, time management, and decision-making abilities
Ability to adjust priorities in a fast-paced, dynamic construction environment
Certifications in, or willingness to be certified in Telehandler and/or Aerial/Boom Lift Operation
CPR/First Aid certification, or willingness to be certified soon after hire
Must have a valid Class D driver’s license to work on our job/property sites
Regularly lift up to 50 pounds
Ability to stand and walk for long periods, (up to 10 hours/day)
Frequent bending, kneeling, twisting, crouching, and crawling
Ability to climb ladders and work at various heights
Comfortable working on multi-story buildings and active construction sites
Tolerance for outdoor work in all seasons and weather conditions
Regular travel is required, (in-state and occasionally out-of-state as business expands)
May require overnight stays near job sites depending on project location
Must be able to manage multiple job sites and travel between them daily as needed
Must be willing to work occasional evenings or weekends based on project deadlines or emergencies

Responsibilities

Direct and coordinate the efforts of trades, subcontractors, and site staff
Enforce adherence to plans, specifications, codes, and project schedules
Monitor material usage, labor productivity, and equipment needs to maintain budgets
Conduct daily safety and quality inspections; ensure toolbox talks are completed
Mentor and guide Level I staff and field laborers; provide feedback and basic training
Troubleshoot site challenges to maintain project efficiency and timelines
Maintain accurate daily and weekly job-site documentation
Provide progress reports to Project Managers and internal stakeholders
Develop and maintain a look-ahead schedule in coordination with Project Manager
Lead daily huddles and weekly subcontractor coordination meetings
Manage materials inventory and staging plans to prevent delays or hazards
Verify subcontractor invoices or timecards for accuracy before approval
Implement and monitor erosion control measures and storm-water compliance reporting
Conduct and document Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs) for high-risk activities
Oversee warranty punch-list and turnover documentation
Collaborate with municipal inspectors and DNR officials during inspections
Contribute to lessons-learned reviews and continuous improvement sessions with Construction Management.