CBIG initiates, champions and drives innovation and excellence across Christman's self-perform services.
The Superintendent will serve as Christman’s daily on‑site representative, establishing expectations for safety, quality, and performance. Responsibilities include reviewing design documents for constructability, developing site‑specific safety programs, and coordinating logistics such as traffic patterns and material staging. They will partner with the Project Manager, client, and trade contractors to create work plans, schedule progress meetings, and ensure timely execution of trade work. Continuous monitoring of project status, reporting daily progress, and resolving conflicts are essential to keep the project on track.
Candidates must hold a Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related discipline, or possess an equivalent combination of education and experience. A minimum of five years in a supervisory construction role, OSHA 30‑Hour certification, and experience on projects ranging from $500 K to $40 M are required. Strong communication, problem‑solving, scheduling, cost‑control, and risk‑management skills are essential. Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Procore, BIM, and Microsoft Project is also expected.
Christman provides an employee stock ownership plan, comprehensive health insurance, 401(k) contributions, tuition reimbursement, and professional‑development resources. As a top‑100 ENR general contractor, the company emphasizes a collaborative, team‑based culture that values integrity and informed decision‑making. Employees are encouraged to grow as experts, leaders, and partners while building more for clients and communities.
The Christman Building Innovation Group (CBIG) was created to initiate, champion and drive innovation and excellence across Christman’s multiple self-perform entities. In addition to 485 construction management and general contracting professionals, Christman currently employs more than 400 skilled trades men and women in carpentry, millwork, demolition, concrete, mass timber, earthwork, interiors, service and more. This group of construction and estimating professionals drives better service, cost efficiencies, safety solutions, technology advances and innovative practices for Christman’s self-perform operations nationally. CBIG connects our craftsmen and women to build upon regional successes and lessons learned across our offices in Michigan, Texas, Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.