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Architectural Superintendent – On-site
WaltersGroup. Lead daily field coordination for assigned architectural subcontractors and suppliers .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in coordinating architectural subcontractors and managing complex construction projects, with a strong focus on safety, quality, and effective communication. Proficient in developing schedules, tracking progress, and ensuring compliance with project specifications and requirements.
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Construction ManagementArchitectural CoordinationProject SchedulingSubcontractor ManagementGold Seal Certification
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Hard Skills
Construction DrawingsSpecificationsRFIsSubmittalsQuality DocumentationTurnover RequirementsField CoordinationWorkforce PlanningProgress TrackingMaterial Management
Soft Skills
Effective CommunicationProblem SolvingTeam CollaborationLeadershipDecision Making
Certifications & Qualifications
Gold Seal CertificationPMP Certification
Industry Keywords
Construction ExperienceArchitectural Trade PackagesIndustrial ProjectsCommercial ProjectsInstitutional ProjectsMining ProjectsEPCM OrganizationField LeadershipProject ManagementSite Access Requirements
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesPMP
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Lead daily field coordination for assigned architectural subcontractors and suppliers
- Coordinate mobilization of architectural subcontractors and trades, including project documentation and pre-mobilization requirements
- Support subcontractors with camp accommodations, travel and flight arrangements, site access, safety orientations, onboarding, certifications, training, and workforce planning
- Coordinate architectural interfaces with structural, mechanical, electrical, process, civil, building-envelope, and commissioning teams
- Develop and maintain the architectural three- to six-week look-ahead schedule
- Identify constraints, confirm work-front readiness, and provide progress updates
- Monitor subcontractor manpower, productivity, materials, equipment, access, and performance; identify recovery actions
- Coordinate architectural material releases, deliveries, receiving, storage, protection, installation readiness, and inspections
- Review drawings, specifications, subcontracts, shop drawings, RFIs, and approved changes
- Track architectural submittals and RFIs and provide site input through document control
- Maintain daily field records, progress photographs, quantities, constraints, decisions, and schedule or cost-impacting events
- Identify potential changes, support quantity validation, collect records, and prepare factual backup for the Senior Project Manager
- Coordinate inspections, hold points, witness points, mock-ups, testing, deficiencies, non-conformance follow-up, and corrective work
- Support project safety requirements, participate in planning and hazard reviews, and stop or escalate unsafe work
- Chair architectural coordination meetings and issue action lists
- Participate in site, schedule, safety, quality, and commercial meetings
- Manage architectural punch-list, turnover, as-built, warranty, O&M manual, training, and closeout activities
Requirements
What you’ll need- Minimum five years of progressively responsible construction experience with a large general contractor, construction manager, EPCM organization, major trade contractor, engineering lead, or consortium team
- Diploma or degree in construction management, architectural technology, civil or structural engineering technology, engineering, or a related discipline; an equivalent combination of field leadership and project-management experience will be considered
- Gold Seal certification or internship in the Project Manager or Superintendent designation, PMP certification, or other relevant construction-management training is an asset
- Demonstrated experience on major industrial, commercial, institutional, mining, or other complex construction projects
- Practical experience coordinating multiple architectural trade packages such as building envelope, roofing, cladding, glazing, doors and hardware, interior partitions, ceilings, finishes, specialties, and related interfaces
- Strong working knowledge of construction drawings, specifications, subcontracts, RFIs, submittals, changes, schedules, quality documentation, and turnover requirements
- Proven ability to coordinate subcontractors, resolve field constraints, maintain accurate records, and communicate effectively with both site and office teams
- Legally authorized to work in Canada and able to satisfy project-specific site-access requirements
Benefits
Comp & perks- Positive, safe, collaborative work environment
- Personal and career development opportunities
- Accommodations throughout the interview and employment process