Build the future with modular precision
At Deploy's Client, we merge advanced manufacturing with innovative technology to deliver high-quality modular buildings. Our mission is bold: redesign how projects are conceived, fabricated, and delivered—so they scale efficiently and sustainably.
Role snapshot
As the Field Construction Supervisor (Assistant Superintendent capacity), you’ll direct specific phases of complex projects, ensuring safe, on-time, and cost-conscious execution. You will travel to project locations and act as the on-site force multiplier—aligning trades, quality, safety, and logistics for your scopes.
Primary impact areas
- Scope leadership: Own designated phases/scopes; coordinate and direct trades and subcontractors.
- Means & methods: Plan formwork and temporary structures, laydown areas, materials handling, crew sizing/deployment, equipment needs, and task sequencing.
- Cost & procurement: Drive labor efficiency; purchase general materials; requisition rental equipment.
- People development: Identify top talent for the Permanent Construction Employee (PCE) program; train and mentor assigned PCEs for promotion.
- Change awareness: Notify management of requested extras or conditions beyond the estimate/contract.
- Staffing oversight: Recommend hiring, termination, and discipline; resolve conflicts and address complaints.
- Performance management: Complete reviews for assigned employees.
- Layout & coordination: Execute precise layout (line/grade); verify drawing dimensions; coordinate shop drawings.
- Quality assurance: Inspect self-perform and subcontractor work; resolve QA deficiencies; own day-to-day QC.
- Safety leadership: Enforce company safety/accident programs; model proper PPE, dress, and safety awareness.
- Acting leadership: Manage overall site operations in the Superintendent’s absence.
- Logistics: Coordinate inbound and outbound truck shipments.
Qualifications
- High school diploma plus 5+ years of relevant construction experience, including 2+ years supervising; OR a 4-year Building Construction (or related) degree substituting year-for-year for experience.
- Strong organization, attention to detail, and effective verbal communication.
- Capable of independently executing detailed written and verbal instructions; able to convey clear written and spoken direction.
- Sharp analytical/observational skills and exceptional troubleshooting under challenging conditions.
- Demonstrated ability to manage resources, schedules, and materials across competing priorities.
- Working knowledge of applicable building codes; proficient in interpreting design drawings.
- Comprehensive understanding of construction procedures and safety measures; strong delegation and time management.
- Current First Aid and CPR certifications.
- OSHA 10-hour certification within the last three years.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook.
Core competencies
- Leadership and people management; conflict resolution.
- Project and construction management.
- Planning construction techniques and methods.
- Quality control and data analysis; blueprint reading.
- Time management; understanding of applicable building codes.
- Microsoft Excel, Word, and Outlook.
Travel
This position requires travel to project locations.