USO Building Co./US-Offsite

Site Superintendent (Traveling)

Location: Project sites throughout California. This is a traveling position, with Superintendents typically assigned to each project for approximately 8-14 months.

Start Date: Immediate

Own the Jobsite. Drive the Schedule. Deliver Quality from Mobilization Through Closeout

US-Offsite is a modular design-build manufacturer and general contractor helping developers complete high-quality modular projects with greater speed, cost predictability, and control. Through USO Building Co., our construction division integrates factory-built modules with site preparation, vertical construction, subcontractor coordination, installation, and final project turnover.

USO Building Co. is seeking an experienced Traveling Site Superintendent to lead field operations on active construction projects throughout California.

As the primary on-site leader, you will be responsible for safe, timely, and high-quality field execution from mobilization through closeout. You will lead daily construction activities, coordinate subcontractors and USO personnel, manage schedules and site logistics, oversee modular deliveries and setting operations, enforce safety standards, and maintain project quality and documentation.

This role requires extensive travel, with project assignments typically lasting 8-14 months. A structured home-rotation schedule, housing support, and travel assistance are provided.

The successful candidate will be a decisive, organized field leader who takes ownership of jobsite performance, communicates effectively, solves problems quickly, and maintains high standards for safety, schedule, quality, and execution.

Key Responsibilities

Field Leadership and Scheduling

• Lead daily field operations from mobilization through project closeout
• Execute the project schedule and maintain detailed weekly look-ahead plans
• Coordinate subcontractors, USO field employees, manpower, deliveries, inspections, equipment, and cranes
• Ensure subcontractors maintain adequate staffing, supervision, productivity, and resources
• Identify schedule risks, field conflicts, and constraints before they affect milestones
• Work with Project Management to implement corrective actions and schedule-recovery plans
• Coordinate modular transportation, staging, crane operations, setting, installation, and sequencing
• Resolve field and sequencing issues quickly to maintain project momentum

Safety and Site Security

• Administer the project-specific safety program in accordance with company procedures and OSHA requirements
• Conduct safety orientations, toolbox talks, meetings, inspections, and emergency-preparedness activities
• Enforce PPE requirements and immediately address unsafe conditions or practices
• Document and report incidents promptly
• Maintain jobsite security and protect tools, materials, equipment, installed work, and completed construction
• Lead by example in maintaining a strong safety culture

Site Logistics and Organization

• Develop and maintain project-specific site logistics plans
• Manage site access, staging areas, delivery routes, traffic control, crane locations, and equipment movement
• Coordinate deliveries to minimize disruption to construction activities
• Maintain a clean, organized, secure, and professionally presented jobsite
• Protect completed and partially completed work from weather, damage, and other trades

Quality Control and Inspections

• Inspect work for compliance with drawings, specifications, approved submittals, manufacturer requirements, and company standards
• Identify workmanship or installation issues and ensure prompt correction
• Coordinate municipal inspections, testing, surveying, and other quality-assurance activities
• Develop and manage punch-list items through completion
• Ensure completed work is protected and outstanding quality items are resolved before turnover

Subcontractor and Team Coordination

• Direct subcontractors and USO field labor on site
• Lead recurring subcontractor and field-coordination meetings
• Monitor manpower, supervision, productivity, and workmanship
• Coordinate trades and resolve sequencing, access, scope, manpower, and field conflicts
• Hold teams accountable for safety, schedule, quality, and jobsite performance
• Identify field conditions that may result in RFIs, change orders, backcharges, additional costs, or schedule impacts
• Communicate effectively with owners, inspectors, architects, engineers, subcontractors, vendors, and internal project staff

Field Reporting and Documentation

• Prepare accurate daily field reports covering manpower, completed work, deliveries, inspections, safety, weather, delays, and site developments
• Review, verify, and approve time-and-material tickets, time sheets, delivery tickets, and supporting field documentation
• Maintain current drawings, specifications, RFIs, submittals, bulletins, and approved changes
• Maintain organized photos, inspection reports, testing records, delivery records, and project as-builts
• Provide Project Management with timely information regarding field conditions affecting costs, schedules, RFIs, change orders, or backcharges
• Respond to project-related calls, texts, and emails within four hours during active construction operations

Closeout and Project Communication

• Drive field work through punch-list completion and final closeout
• Coordinate final inspections and completion of corrective work
• Assist with warranty records, closeout documentation, owner turnover, and project-completion requirements
• Maintain accurate as-built records for turnover
• Participate in weekly project meetings and provide updates on schedule, safety, quality, costs, and unresolved field issues
• Work closely with Project Management to maintain alignment on milestones and final project turnover

Qualifications

• Minimum 10 years of construction industry experience
• Minimum 5 years in a Site Superintendent, General Superintendent, Senior Superintendent, or comparable field-leadership role
• At least 3 years of direct field construction experience
• Ability and willingness to travel extensively throughout California and remain assigned to project locations for approximately 8-14 months
• Commercial, multifamily, modular, design-build, or general contracting experience preferred
• Proven ability to lead projects from mobilization through construction, punch-list, and closeout
• Strong knowledge of OSHA requirements, construction safety, jobsite security, and emergency procedures
• Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, specifications, contracts, RFIs, submittals, and change documents
• Strong scheduling skills, including look-ahead planning and schedule-recovery strategies
• Experience coordinating multiple subcontractors and resolving sequencing and field conflicts
• Familiarity with modular transportation, staging, crane operations, module setting, and installation preferred
• Proficiency with construction management, scheduling, cost-tracking, and field-reporting software
• Working knowledge of contracts, T&M work, backcharges, and change-order management
• Strong written, verbal, interpersonal, and problem-solving skills
• Comfortable using company-provided phones, laptops, and field technology
• Ability to perform the physical responsibilities of an active on-site construction leadership role

Pay and Benefits

• W-2 employment
• Full-time position, generally 40+ hours per week
• Base salary of $110,000-$150,000 per year, depending on experience and qualifications
• Project-completion bonuses targeted at approximately $20,000-$40,000 annually
• Housing stipend provided while assigned to project locations
• Travel stipend provided for approved flights and/or personal vehicle use
• Company truck or vehicle allowance
• Phone allowance
• Four-day home rotation every third weekend
• Biweekly payroll

Benefits available following the 90-day introductory period include:

• 4 weeks of accrued paid vacation, increasing with tenure
• 40 hours of paid sick leave annually
• 5 paid holidays:
• New Year's Day
• Independence Day
• Thanksgiving Day
• Christmas Eve
• Christmas Day
• Employer-subsidized medical, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k) with up to a 3.5% employer match based on a 6% employee contribution

Why USO Building Co./US-Offsite

The Traveling Site Superintendent plays a central role in turning project plans into safe, coordinated, high-quality construction.

You will have direct ownership of:

• Daily field operations and schedule execution
• Jobsite safety and security
• Site logistics and organization
• Quality inspections and punch-list management
• Subcontractor and field-labor coordination
• Field reporting and project documentation
• Modular delivery, staging, and setting
• Final inspections, closeout, and project turnover

You will work closely with Project Managers, inspectors, design professionals, subcontractors, vendors, and company leadership to maintain momentum, solve field issues, and successfully deliver projects throughout California.

This opportunity is ideal for an experienced Superintendent who is comfortable taking ownership of the jobsite and traveling to where the work is located. Projects typically last 8-14 months, with company-provided housing support, travel assistance, a vehicle or vehicle allowance, and a structured four-day home rotation every third weekend.

If you take pride in running disciplined jobsites, driving schedules, maintaining high safety and quality standards, holding teams accountable, and solving problems proactively, this position offers significant responsibility and strong performance-based earning potential within a growing construction organization.

US-Offsite welcomes applications from qualified individuals of all backgrounds and experiences.