Chicago-Area Federal Contractor Hires a 35-Year Construction Superintendent
Federal work leaves no room for a superintendent who is still learning the standards. We find field leaders who have already delivered the kind of projects you run.
Federal Standards, Day One
A Chicago-area construction firm that delivers complex federal and public-sector building projects needed a Construction Superintendent to lead field operations, coordinate subcontractors, and keep safety, quality and schedule on track from mobilization through closeout. The role called for experience with federal construction standards and agencies such as USACE or NAVFAC. This is a field leadership role rather than a hands-on trade. Our core focus is the skilled trades, and we support roles like this one too.
Moving Quickly on Deep Field Experience
Our team identified this candidate on the strength of their field background and moved quickly to get them in front of the client.
Nearly Four Decades of Running the Work
The new superintendent brings 35-plus years in construction. They founded and ran their own infrastructure and commercial construction company for nearly four decades, managing IDOT box culverts, concrete bridges, retaining walls and commercial excavation from estimating through completion, after earlier estimator and project manager roles with two other firms. They are now running day-to-day site operations, giving a contractor that carries federal compliance on top of standard field logistics a leader with real project-delivery experience.
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