| Location | Charleston, SC |
| Job Type | Full-time |
| Salary | $120,000–$170,000 Per Year |
Industry-leading construction firm is seeking a Senior Superintendent to oversee a large-scale $20M+ ground-up construction project in Charleston, SC. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced field leader to manage complex, highly regulated projects while helping drive expansion in a growing regional market.
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Established and growth-focused general contractor is seeking a Senior Superintendent to support continued expansion throughout the Southeast. With more than 30 years of success in the construction industry, the company has earned a strong reputation for delivering complex ground-up, renovation, and mission-critical projects across both the private and federal sectors. Their diverse project portfolio includes commercial, institutional, industrial, healthcare, academic, and government work, allowing employees to gain exposure to a wide range of challenging and impactful projects.
The organization is known for its collaborative leadership team, exceptional employee retention, and long-term commitment to its people. Many team members have spent well over a decade with the company, reflecting a culture built on stability, trust, and professional growth. As the firm continues to expand its presence across the Carolinas and broader Southeast region, they are looking for experienced field leaders who thrive in highly organized, process-driven environments and want to play a key role in the company's next phase of growth.
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Apply today for prompt consideration directly from Caroline McJunkin. You can reach out to me directly at 617-428-3683.
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