The Superintendent is responsible for leading all on-site field operations for healthcare projects throughout Central Illinois. This role requires deep experience working in active hospitals, medical campuses, and outpatient facilities, with a strong emphasis on safety, infection control, phasing, and coordination with clinical staff to ensure uninterrupted patient care.

Key Responsibilities

Field Leadership & Operations

• Lead day-to-day field operations on healthcare construction and renovation projects
• Plan and execute site logistics, phasing, and sequencing in occupied healthcare environments
• Supervise subcontractors, field staff, and trade partners to maintain productivity and quality
• Maintain clean, organized, and professional jobsites aligned with healthcare standards

Healthcare-Focused Execution

• Enforce Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA) requirements and interim life safety measures
• Coordinate construction activities around patient care, staff workflows, and sensitive clinical operations
• Implement dust, noise, vibration, and odor control measures
• Plan and manage shutdowns, tie-ins, and after-hours work in coordination with facility teams

Safety, Quality & Compliance

• Champion jobsite safety and compliance with OSHA, hospital policies, and project-specific safety plans
• Lead daily huddles, safety meetings, and toolbox talks
• Ensure work meets contract documents, healthcare codes, and regulatory requirements
• Coordinate inspections, testing, commissioning, and closeout activities

Scheduling & Communication

• Develop and maintain detailed short-interval schedules
• Track daily progress and proactively adjust manpower and sequencing
• Serve as the primary on-site contact for facility managers, infection control teams, inspectors, and consultants
• Work closely with the Project Manager to identify risks and resolve field issues

Qualifications

• 7+ years of superintendent experience, with a strong emphasis on healthcare construction
• Proven experience working in active hospitals, clinics, or medical campuses
• Strong knowledge of ICRA, interim life safety measures, and healthcare construction standards
• Ability to read and interpret construction documents and coordinate complex building systems
• Excellent leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills
• OSHA 30 certification required
• Ability to travel throughout Central Illinois as project needs require