Superintendent

Weatherford, TX
Full Time
Current Openings
Experienced
SUPERINTENDENT
Dallas Area

About Imperial Construction

Imperial Construction is a 100% employee-owned commercial general contractor committed to elevating people, projects, partnerships, and communities. As an employee-owner, you’ll help shape our future while sharing in the company’s long-term success.

Position Overview

As a Superintendent, you’ll lead the day-to-day field operations of commercial construction projects in the Dallas area, with an emphasis on K–12 school construction.
You’ll be responsible for planning, coordinating, and supervising field activities to keep projects moving safely and efficiently while making sure work and materials meet the contract documents, project schedule, budget, and Imperial’s quality standards. You’ll work closely with project management, subcontractors, owners, architects, suppliers, and other project partners throughout construction.

The right candidate will have strong commercial construction field leadership experience, a proven ability to manage complex projects and subcontractors, and the ability to solve problems and maintain project momentum in an active jobsite environment.

Because this role will primarily support school projects in the Dallas area, candidates who currently live within a reasonable daily commute of Dallas are strongly preferred.

What You’ll Do
  • Lead daily field operations, planning, scheduling, and coordination
  • Supervise field personnel, subcontractors, and construction activities
  • Coordinate subcontractor activities and construction sequencing to support the project schedule
  • Review work and materials for compliance with contract documents and Imperial’s quality standards
  • Keep field activities aligned with the established project schedule and budget
  • Maintain a safe, organized, and productive jobsite in accordance with applicable safety standards
  • Identify field issues early and work with the project team to develop practical solutions
  • Coordinate day-to-day jobsite activities with project management and other members of the project team
  • Communicate effectively with owners, architects, subcontractors, suppliers, and internal project team members
  • Lead field-related project meetings and document discussions, commitments, and action items
  • Monitor progress and communicate field conditions or issues that may affect schedule, quality, or project execution
  • Serve as Imperial’s primary field representative and project point of contact on the jobsite

What We’re Looking For

Education
  • Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management is preferred but not required.
  • Relevant commercial construction experience may be considered in lieu of a degree.
  • Candidates with a strong record of hands-on field leadership and project experience are encouraged to apply.

Experience & Skills
  • Minimum of five years of commercial construction field leadership experience
  • Previous experience serving in a Superintendent capacity on commercial construction projects valued at $30 million or more
  • Demonstrated experience leading commercial construction projects through a complete project cycle
  • Experience supervising field personnel, subcontractors, and construction activities
  • Strong working knowledge of commercial construction methods, sequencing, quality standards, and jobsite safety
  • Strong scheduling, organization, multitasking, and problem-solving skills
  • Ability to manage multiple field priorities while maintaining project momentum
  • Ability to communicate effectively with owners, architects, subcontractors, suppliers, and internal project teams
  • Working knowledge of Microsoft Office, email, scheduling software, Procore, and related construction technology
  • A project list showing previous projects and the contract value of each project is required
  • Three references from project owners and/or architects on previous projects are required
Preferred Experience
  • K–12 construction experience
  • Experience with both K–12 renovation projects and new construction
  • Previous Dallas ISD experience
  • A well-rounded portfolio of large, complex commercial construction projects
  • Current residence within a reasonable daily commute of the Dallas area
Work Environment
  • Field-based position leading commercial construction projects
  • Primary project assignments are expected to be located in the Dallas area
  • Work takes place in an active construction environment with multiple ongoing activities and changing priorities
  • Regular coordination with field personnel, subcontractors, project partners, and internal team members
  • Regular, reliable on-site presence is required to effectively lead daily field operations
Benefits & Perks

✓ Company-paid employee medical and dental insurance
✓ Employee Stock Ownership Plan after meeting eligibility requirements
✓ 401(k) with 2% company match
✓ Paid Time Off
✓ Paid Holidays
✓ Free on-site gym
✓ Professional training and development
✓ Employee appreciation and team-building events throughout the year
✓ Competitive compensation based on experience

Ready to Join Our Team?

If you’re an experienced commercial construction Superintendent who takes pride in leading safe, well-coordinated projects and wants to build a long-term career with an employee-owned company, we’d like to hear from you.

Please include a list of previous projects, including the contract value of each project, and three references from project owners and/or architects with your application.
Imperial Construction is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled.

We may or may not have an immediate opening available for this position. We will keep your application on file for 3 – 6 months and contact you if your qualifications are a match and an immediate need arises.
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