MEP Superintendent

Key Responsibilities:Preconstruction PhasePartner with internal estimating, planning, and design teams to review MEP documents for constructability, coordination requirements, and value-engineering opportunities.Participate in trade partner evaluations, scope definition, bid reviews, and early logistics planning.Support development of baseline schedules, sequencing strategies, and site phasing plans.Construction PhaseLead and coordinate all field MEP activities, ensuring work aligns with project schedule, quality expectations, and budget.Conduct regular site walks and facilitate coordination meetings with trade partners and internal stakeholders.Enforce safety standards, site logistics plans, and adherence to contract documents.Identify field issues early and drive resolution across trades to mitigate schedule or cost impacts.Work closely with coordination/VDC teams and commissioning groups to validate installation sequencing and system performance.Closeout & Commissioning PhaseOversee MEP equipment start-up, testing, and commissioning in collaboration with ownership teams, consultants, and trade partners.Ensure accurate completion of turnover materials, including as-builts, O&M documentation, and training deliverables.Support punch list completion, final inspections, and readiness for occupancy.Qualifications5+ years of experience managing MEP construction in the field on large commercial or industrial projects, with at least 3 years in mission-critical or data center environments.Demonstrated ability to oversee full project lifecycle from preconstruction through commissioning.Familiarity with Southeast U.S. construction practices, labor resources, and applicable codes.Strong technical understanding of major building and infrastructure systems including electrical distribution, chilled water systems, fuel systems, BAS/BMS, fire alarm, and air-handling equipment.Excellent communication, leadership, scheduling, and conflict-resolution capabilities.Proficiency with construction software such as Procore, BIM 360, Bluebeam, P6, and standard office applications.OSHA 30 certification required.Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or a related field preferred; equivalent experience acceptable.

Created: 2026-01-05