Lead Superintendent - Water/Wastewater Construction (Travel)

Garney; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free medical and dental plans

Weekly paychecks

401(k) match 3.5%

PTO and holidays

HSA contributions

Life and disability insurance

Garney apparel discount

Job summary

Garney is seeking a Superintendent to lead field operations on water, wastewater, and pipeline projects in Colorado. The role emphasizes safety leadership, CPM updates, and coordinating with project management. Experience in plant work disinfection/testing is a plus.

The position requires 8+ years in heavy construction, including 3+ years as a superintendent, with strong leadership and planning skills. Field staff management and subcontractor oversight are key elements of the job.

Qualifications

• 8+ years heavy construction experience with 3+ years in superintendent role for similar work.
• Knowledgeable in water, wastewater, and pipeline construction.
• Must be a self-starter, highly motivated, with the ability to work with minimal supervision.
• Ability to identify and resolve any problems that may arise.
• Strong experience in leadership, safety, and planning.

Responsibilities

• Establish site safety expectations and maintain jobsite safety.
• Monitor and assist in updating CPM.
• Coordinate with project management and review job cost.
• Review shop drawings and provide feedback.
• Manage subcontractors and field staff.
• Oversee quality control and ensure safety compliance.
• Develop means and methods for the project.
• Disinfection and testing experience on plant work.

Job description

Garney is seeking a Superintendent to lead field operations on water, wastewater, and pipeline projects in Colorado. The role emphasizes safety leadership, CPM updates, and coordinating with project management. Experience in plant work disinfection/testing is a plus.

The position requires 8+ years in heavy construction, including 3+ years as a superintendent, with strong leadership and planning skills. Field staff management and subcontractor oversight are key elements of the job.