Traveling Superintendent

Let’s be honest: Most traveling roles are a grind. But I’m working with a firm that has a high staff retention rate  even among their road warriors. That is unheard of.

They don’t treat their Travelers like hired guns. They treat them like the elite specialists they are. With 90+% repeat business from global food and logistics giants, this company offers the kind of project stability that most GCs can only dream of. You won’t be looking for your next gig in six months; you’ll be planning your next three years.

• Thermal Envelope Mastery: Directing the installation of IMPs (Insulated Metal Panels), specialized shrinkage-compensated floor slabs, and under-floor heating systems.

• Refrigeration Coordination: Managing the high-stakes integration of NH3 (Ammonia) or CO2 systems and heavy MEP packages.

• The "Pull-Down" Schedule: Driving the timeline on fast-track builds to ensure we hit the critical cooling milestones on time.

• Sub Management: Leading diverse crews across different states, keeping the culture professional and the safety standards at zero-incident levels.

• Cold Storage DNA: 8+ years as a Lead Superintendent, with a proven track record in Cold Storage, Food Processing, or Pharmaceutical builds.

• Technical Chops: You know the difference between a standard slab and a cold-store slab. You understand vapor seals, thermal bridging, and dock pit intricacies.

• The Mentality: You’re a "problem-solver, not a problem-finder." You can lead a 100-person site while keeping the client (and the budget) happy.

• Certifications: OSHA 30 is a must. If you have ASHE or HACCP experience, that’s a huge bonus.