Site Superintendent - Commercial Interiors (British Columbia)

Site Superintendent - Commercial Interiors (British Columbia)

31 Jul
|
Edge Construction
|
British Columbia

31 Jul

Edge Construction

British Columbia

Join EDGE Construction as a Site Superintendent specializing in tenant improvements in Metro Vancouver's dynamic commercial sector. Manage site operations and ensure quality delivery on every project.

Founded in 2011, EDGE Construction is known for its commitment to quality and strong client relationships. As the Tenant Improvement division expands, this hands-on role offers the chance to work closely with teams to oversee projects from mobilization to closeout. Your leadership will be instrumental in maintaining EDGE's high standards.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead day-to-day site operations during tenant improvements
• Schedule and coordinate subtrades efficiently
• Foster clear communication with clients and consultants




• Ensure a professional and organized project site
• Manage risks and solve potential issues proactively

Requirements:
• At least 5 years of experience in site supervision
• Strong hands-on carpentry skills are advantageous
• Trade background or Gold Seal Certification preferred
• Experience with occupied environments is beneficial
• Proficiency in MS Office; knowledge of Procore is a bonus

Contribute to a high-performing team and take your site management skills to recent heights at EDGE Construction.
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📌 Site Superintendent - Commercial Interiors (British Columbia)
🏢 Edge Construction
📍 British Columbia

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