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Assistant Site Superintendent – Custom Residential Construction
DC Builders. Support the Site Superintendent in coordinating daily construction activities and communicating priorities to subcontractors and field crews .
Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in residential construction methods, materials, and sequencing, with a strong ability to read and interpret construction drawings. Proven track record of maintaining quality craftsmanship and effective communication with subcontractors and project teams.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Residential Construction ExperienceFraming And Carpentry SkillsConstruction Drawing InterpretationQuality Control And AssuranceOSHA Safety Training
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Hard Skills
Residential Construction MethodsFramingCarpentryLayout VerificationField MeasurementsQuality ChecksConstruction SequencingMaterial VerificationPunch-List ManagementJobsite Documentation
Soft Skills
Attention To DetailOrganizational SkillsProfessional CommunicationDependabilityWillingness To Learn
Tools & Technologies
BuildertrendConstruction Management SoftwareSmartphoneTabletComputer
Certifications & Qualifications
OSHA 10OSHA 30Valid Driver's License
Industry Keywords
High-End Residential ConstructionCustom HomesSubcontractor CoordinationJobsite SafetyConstruction Inspections
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Support the Site Superintendent in coordinating daily construction activities and communicating priorities to subcontractors and field crews
- Help maintain daily and weekly work plans, confirm trade readiness, and follow up on scheduling commitments
- Review drawings, specifications, and approved selections to understand installation requirements and upcoming work
- Walk the jobsite regularly to monitor progress, identify deficiencies, and communicate issues to the Site Superintendent
- Assist with field measurements, layout verification, and checks of existing conditions before fabrication or installation
- Receive material deliveries, verify quantities and visible condition, and coordinate staging and protection
- Communicate material shortages, damaged products, and upcoming delivery needs to the Site Superintendent and Project Engineer
- Help coordinate inspections, prepare work areas for inspector access, and track correction items
- Support quality checks throughout construction, including framing, waterproofing, exterior finishes, and interior finish work
- Document field questions and drawing conflicts, and coordinate with the Project Engineer to obtain clarification
- Help communicate approved drawing revisions and field instructions to affected subcontractors
- Maintain daily reports, progress photographs, delivery records, and documentation of significant jobsite activities
- Support jobsite safety by identifying hazards, maintaining clear access, and reporting unsafe conditions promptly
- Maintain site organization, cleanliness, material storage, and protection of completed work
- Assist with site logistics, including delivery access, equipment placement, temporary protection, and trade work areas
- Perform minor carpentry, temporary protection, and punch-list work as needed and within your capabilities
- Track subcontractor corrections and punch-list items through completion
- Support final inspections, cleaning, and preparation for homeowner turnover
- Escalate potential delays, quality concerns, scope changes, and unforeseen conditions to the Site Superintendent before affected work proceeds
- Help maintain professional, respectful relationships with subcontractors, suppliers, clients, and neighboring property owners
Requirements
What you’ll need- Two or more years of hands-on residential construction experience preferred
- Framing, carpentry, or other relevant trade experience strongly preferred
- Experience with custom homes or high-end residential construction is advantageous
- Working knowledge of residential construction methods, materials, and sequencing
- Ability to read construction drawings and follow specifications and installation details
- Strong attention to detail and an appreciation for quality craftsmanship
- Dependable, organized, and willing to take ownership of assigned responsibilities
- Ability to communicate clearly, follow up with subcontractors, and address issues professionally
- Willingness to learn, accept feedback, and grow into greater field leadership responsibility
- Comfort using a smartphone, tablet, or computer for drawings, daily reports, photographs, and project communication
- Familiarity with Buildertrend or similar construction management software is a plus
- Commitment to safe work practices; OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 training is advantageous
- Ability to work primarily onsite, navigate active construction areas, and perform assigned field tasks with or without reasonable accommodation
- Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel to assigned jobsites
- Willingness to accommodate occasional early starts or irregular hours based on project needs
- A college degree is not required; practical construction experience and demonstrated initiative are valued
Benefits
Comp & perks- Benefits and opportunities for professional growth will be discussed during the interview process