Superintendent- Fort Myers

Overview

Lead plumbing scopes on large commercial projects in Fort Myers.

Requirements

• field leadership
• 5+ years
• commercial plumbing
• coordination
• qa/qc
• higher education

What You Bring

-Strong field leadership and communication skills -5+ years of experience supervising plumbing scopes on large commercial mechanical/plumbing projects -Experience coordinating with GCs, inspectors, subcontractors, and internal mechanical teams -Strong understanding of commercial plumbing systems, installation sequencing, QA/QC, and safety standards -Proven ability to manage manpower, materials, schedules, and documentation -Higher education and K-12 -Strong long-term pipeline of large commercial work

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Benefits

-Stable company with an excellent reputation in the region -Competitive compensation -Healthcare facilities -Large commercial campuses -Opportunity to grow into larger roles as the team expands

About Diamond Peak Recruiting

-Founded in 2018, the company emerged with a bold mission: to build the world by matching top talent with AEC & MEP projects across all 50 states. -Headquartered in Chicago with a second office in Orange County, it expanded rapidly through hyper-focus on niche industries. -Led by an industry-savvy founder who completed Goldman Sachs’ 10K Small Businesses program in 2021, setting a tone for strategic growth. -Using data-driven recruiting, proprietary databases, AI-enhanced sourcing, and local market experts, they deliver precision placements from entry to C-Suite roles. -Their typical assignments span AEC & MEP verticals—architecture, engineering, construction, mechanical, electrical, plumbing—serving ENR-ranked contractors nationwide. -Unlike generalist firms, they avoid resume spam; instead, they conduct rigorous three-step screening to ensure ideal candidate-role matching. -The team structure empowers recruiters as local-market entrepreneurs, fostering both speed and precision in a collaborative, high-energy culture.

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