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Structor Construction is hiring an Assistant Superintendent to work under one of our Superintendents, taking ownership of assigned scopes, phases, and areas while building toward full site authority. This is a development role by design: you'll run real work and be held to real standards, with direct mentorship and progressively larger scope.
Based in Frisco, TX, the position is on site. You will coordinate deliveries, lead daily huddles, and ensure safety and QA/QC across trades while growing
Structor Construction, LLC is a Fort Worth-based commercial construction manager and general contractor delivering thoughtfully built projects through disciplined execution, skilled craftsmanship, and trusted partnerships. We provide design-build, preconstruction, construction management, and general contracting services across Texas. We understand that every project represents a significant investment of public or private resources. That responsibility drives our commitment to thoughtful planning, proactive communication, rigorous safety standards, and disciplined project management - delivering quality construction on schedule, within budget, and built to stand the test of time. From mixed-use developments and commercial buildings to hospitality, multifamily communities, and public spaces, Structor approaches every project with the understanding that today's construction becomes tomorrow's legacy. We don't simply construct buildings - we create lasting places that strengthen businesses, support communities, and deliver enduring value for generations to come.
Structor Construction is hiring an Assistant Superintendent to work under one of our Superintendents, taking ownership of assigned scopes, phases, and areas while building toward full site authority. This is a development role by design: you'll run real work and be held to real standards, with direct mentorship and progressively larger scope.
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