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Fairway Construction Co., Inc. is seeking an Assistant Project Superintendent to support scheduling and completion dates across project sites.
This role involves frequent travel with overnight stays and coordination of on-site subcontractors, laborers, and company staff to maintain progress on multi-family construction projects. The ideal candidate has 2+ years in construction, with preference for multi-family and stick-built experience, and strong skills in scheduling, budgeting, and on-site
Throughout the years, Fairway Construction's expertise has grown from building affordable multi-family housing communities to include the construction of skilled nursing care centers, market-rate apartment communities, residential lofts, the rehabilitation of historic properties and conventional senior memory care facilities. Due to our reputation for consistently completing quality developments on time and within budget, FWC has expanded to add third-party construction developments and provides project management and consulting services for numerous developers. FWC offers a wide range of services to assist our clients from pre-construction through completion.
The Assistant Project Superintendent is responsible for assisting in the maintenance of the overall construction schedule and completion dates of the project, providing input during the scheduling exercises prior to and throughout the project. This position travels frequently, with overnight stays.
High School Diploma or equivalent required with 2+ years of construction experience. Bachelor's degree in Construction Management or relevant field preferred. Multi-family and stick-built construction a plus.
Indirect oversight – Subcontractors, Laborers, and Interns
Climbing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, bending, and reaching walking, pushing, pulling and carrying. Lifting may include up to 50 pounds. Walking is 30% of job.
Duties performed both inside and outside even in extreme temperatures of below 32 degrees and above 100 degrees. Exposure to building, construction or painting chemicals.
Equipment to be used