Site Superintendent

High Light Electric•Colton, CA

1d•$90,000 - $105,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Superintendent leads all field operations with discipline, clarity, and care—executing work safely, efficiently, and at Mendoza standards of quality. They are the first line of accountability for Quality Control (QC) and hold ultimate responsibility for jobsite safety. Their leadership bridges planning and production, ensuring the job is delivered right, on time, and with pride. As the visible presence in the field, they represent The Mendoza Way through composure, professionalism, and ownership. Even when conditions are uncertain or the schedule feels impossible, they lead with faith in preparation and confidence in their team. Their authority is quiet but decisive; their influence comes from presence, consistency, and standards that never waver. Mendoza Way Superintendents are builders of both projects and people. They lead by example—arriving early, enforcing order, and closing the loop every day. They move with urgency, communicate with precision, and protect the standard without compromise. They stay teachable, investing in workshops, books, and feedback that sharpen judgment and broaden perspective. They understand that leadership means both coaching and accountability—and that their example defines what excellence looks like in the field. Growth never stops at Mendoza; it is the measure of leadership readiness.

Requirements

7–10 years of progressive field experience in civil, electrical, or infrastructure construction.
Minimum 3 years in a supervisory or foreman role.
Completion of OSHA 30-Hour and Mendoza Safety Leadership training.
Must hold CHST certification.
Demonstrated ability to lead multiple crews safely and efficiently.
Active engagement in workshops, reading assignments, and leadership development.

Responsibilities

Field Leadership & Discipline
Safety Ownership & Emergency Response
Scheduling & Productivity Forecasting
Quality Control & Documentation Oversight (Primary QC Owner)
Subcontractor, Resource & Equipment Coordination
Coaching, Mentorship & Talent Development
Professional Representation & Cultural Integrity
Execute daily field operations in line with the approved schedule and work plan.
Direct crews, foremen, and subcontractors to maintain safe and productive jobsites.
Maintain three-week lookaheads and daily plans, adjusting sequencing as conditions change.
Track daily production and quantities, flagging constraints or variances early.
Enforce safety standards through constant field presence and immediate correction.
Verify work meets drawings, specifications, and Mendoza quality standards.
Maintain accurate field documentation and daily reports.
Coordinate labor, equipment, and materials with the Project Manager.
Monitor equipment use and condition; report issues promptly.
Communicate daily progress, risks, and needs to the Project Manager.
Complete assigned ML10 To-Dos and action items.
Coach and direct foremen and field leaders.
Support onboarding and training of field personnel.
Maintain professional conduct with clients, inspectors, and partners on site.
Remain reachable during active operations and emergencies.
Travel as required to assigned job sites.