Sitework Superintendent

We are seeking a highly motivated Sitework Superintendent to oversee field operations for civil and site development projects. This role manages field crews, coordinates subcontractors, and ensures projects are completed safely, on schedule, and within budget.

Responsibilities

• Manage daily site operations and field crews • Coordinate grading, utilities, drainage, and paving activities • Maintain project schedules and production goals • Enforce safety standards and company policies • Coordinate with project managers, engineers, and inspectors • Track quantities, production rates, and field costs • Conduct daily jobsite meetings and safety briefings • Resolve field issues and maintain quality standards

Qualifications

• 5+ years experience in civil/sitework construction • Experience managing crews and subcontractors • Strong knowledge of grading, utilities, drainage, and paving • Ability to read and interpret civil plans • Strong leadership and communication skills • Commitment to jobsite safety and OSHA standards

Preferred

• Experience with GPS machine control

• Experience with commercial or residential site development projects

• Experience with Heavy Job

• Experience with Prevailing Wage

River Front LLC is a fully integrated civil construction contractor and recycling operation that focuses on people, process, product and performance. River Front serves New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware with professional services and quality products.

We have a proven track record in integrating and executing service and product delivery. Our projects are done on time and on budget without compromising safety. At the center of the operation is our Logistics Team. They coordinate our transportation fleet to ensure equipment and supplies are on your job site and ready for our field crews to prevent any delays.

Our full range of services and products is as follows:
Clearing, Demolition, Crushing, Earthwork, Utilities, Concrete Curb, Milling/Paving, Erosion Control, Fine Grade, Container Service