Construction Superintendent Federal RJS Construction Albuquerque, NM Posted/Updated:

Today Job Description Superintendent -

Federal Construction Company:

RJS Construction, Inc.

Location:

Government project for the

Bureau of Indian Education Position Type:

Full-Time About RJS Construction RJS Construction is a premier, Woman- and Native American-owned General Contractor. We specialize in delivering high-quality commercial construction services to federal and municipal government agencies across the West. Position Overview We are seeking an experienced Construction Superintendent to oversee field operations from groundbreaking through project closeout. The ideal candidate possesses a strong command of ground-up commercial structures, a rigorous commitment to safety, and excellent leadership capabilities.

Key Responsibilities Project Execution:

Manage all on-site construction activities to ensure delivery of ground-up facilities from site-prep through completion.

Scheduling:

Maintain and enforce the master project schedule; develop and update precise 3-week look-ahead schedules to keep field operations aligned.

Stakeholder Communication:

Lead weekly progress meetings and serve as the primary on-site point of contact for Clients, Owner's Representatives, Architects, Engineers, and Inspectors.

Safety Leadership:

Enforce company and federal safety programs; organize, schedule, and conduct mandatory weekly safety meetings.

Quality & Inspection:

Conduct continuous job site inspections to ensure strict compliance with project specifications, building codes, and quality standards.

Qualifications & Requirements Experience:

Minimum of 10 years of commercial construction experience as a Superintendent. Ground-up building experience is required.

Federal Background:

Prior experience with federal agency construction (e.g., BIE, BIA, USACE, NAVFAC, GSA) is highly preferred.

Mobility:

Willingness and ability to travel frequently to regional project sites.

Physical Demands:

Ability to navigate active jobsites, stand/walk for extended periods, and lift up to 50 pounds.