Field Installation Superintendent

Job Summary A Spur Industrial Field Superintendent is responsible for the on-site execution of structural steel frame and steel decking installation projects. This role leads field operations across multiple concurrent jobsites — directing crews, coordinating daily work sequences, enforcing safety standards, and ensuring all installed work meets project specifications and AISC quality requirements. On smaller crews, the Field Superintendent works alongside the team; on larger projects, the role is fully supervisory. The Field Superintendent serves as Spur's on-site representative and primary point of contact for clients, and partners closely with the Operations Manager to keep projects on schedule, on budget, and incident-free.

Functions and Responsibilities

Manage field operations across multiple concurrent jobsites, maintaining consistent oversight of schedule, safety, quality, and crew performance at each.

Lead field crews directly - supervising on larger projects and working alongside the crew on smaller ones as conditions require.

Review project drawings, erection drawings, and specifications thoroughly prior to mobilization; ensure the crew has a complete understanding of scope and sequencing before work begins.

Plan and communicate daily work assignments, sequencing, and priorities to crew members at the start of each shift.

Enforce all Spur Industrial safety policies, OSHA regulations, and site-specific safety requirements; hold authority to stop work immediately when unsafe conditions are identified, without routing through the PM.

Conduct regular toolbox talks, site safety inspections, and incident reporting in accordance with company protocols.

Ensure all structural steel frame and decking installation meets project specifications and AISC quality standards; identify and resolve field non-conformances before they affect downstream work.

Coordinate directly with the client's on-site representative and inspectors; maintain a professional, responsive presence on behalf of Spur Industrial throughout the project.

Monitor daily and weekly progress against the project schedule; escalate delays, sequencing conflicts, or scope changes to the Operations Manager and Project Manager promptly.

Identify and document conditions in the field that may constitute a change in scope; communicate to the Project Manager with supporting documentation before work proceeds.

Make field-level spending decisions within established limits; track and report daily labor hours, material usage, and equipment time to support project cost tracking.

Maintain accurate daily field reports documenting crew counts, work completed, equipment used, weather, and any incidents, observations, or open items.

Coordinate material and equipment deliveries and staging to support uninterrupted field operations across all assigned sites.

Ensure all field personnel receive a proper project orientation covering scope, safety expectations, and quality standards before beginning work.

Qualifications

3–5 years of field supervision experience in structural steel erection, steel framing, and/or steel decking installation

Demonstrated ability to read and interpret erection drawings, structural plans, and project specifications

Hands-on working knowledge of structural steel connections, decking installation sequences, and field welding practices

Familiarity with AISC standards and applicable Federal, State, and Local safety regulations; OSHA 30 preferred

Proven ability to lead crews of varying sizes and manage multiple active sites simultaneously

Strong communication skills; comfortable serving as Spur's primary on-site representative with clients, owners, and inspectors

Basic computer proficiency including MS Office (Outlook, Word, Excel) and ability to maintain field documentation

Must have a valid driver's license; ability to travel to multiple jobsites as required

Must have general knowledge of the following :

Electrical distribution systems

Generators

HVAC and cooling systems

Building management systems (BMS)

Concrete

Steel Structures

Working conditions

Must be able to work in remote locations, typically 5/10s, overtime and week-ends as required

Outdoors in hot/cold/noisy/dusty and hazardous environments

Physical requirements

Requires sitting, standing, bending, crouching, lifting (up to 70 lb), climbing ladders, walking on uneven surfaces in hot/cold/dusty/noisy environments

Limited computer work as required to fill out and communicate project documentation

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: Depending on Experience

Benefits:

401(k)

401(k) matching

Dental insurance

Health insurance

Life insurance

Paid time off

Vision insurance

Schedule:

Holidays

Monday to Friday

Overtime

Weekends as needed

Ability to Relocate:

Cresson, TX 76035: Relocate before starting work (Preferred)

Work Location: In person and at multiple job sites. Some travel required.