Mechanical Superintendent

Power Design, Inc.

Mechanical Superintendent at Power Design leading project teams in construction. Ensuring quality and safety while managing timelines and client relationships in multimillion dollar projects.

Posted 7/31/2026full-timeMiami • Florida • 🇺🇸 United StatesSeniorLeadWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in managing field project teams and multimillion-dollar construction projects while ensuring compliance with mechanical codes and safety standards. Proficient in building relationships with stakeholders and coordinating production efforts to deliver high-quality results.

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Field SupervisionMechanical (HVAC) LicensePlumbing LicenseNational Building Code KnowledgeOSHA 30 Certification

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Hard Skills

Project ManagementQuality ControlConstruction Safety ComplianceConflict ResolutionMaterial Management

Soft Skills

Customer ServiceTeam LeadershipCommunication

Tools & Technologies

Basic Computer Skills

Certifications & Qualifications

OSHA 30 CertificationMechanical (HVAC) LicensePlumbing License

Industry Keywords

Construction ManagementLocal CodesMechanical Code StandardsSafety StandardsBest Practices

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Manage, evaluate and train field project team members.
Plan, organize and direct production of contracted scope of work.
Build and maintain relationships with customers, inspectors and other trades.
Coordinate production and attend meetings with other trades as well as the general contractor to identify and resolve any conflicts while providing excellent customer service.
Ensure all installations meet quality and mechanical code standards.
Manage material and personnel requirements necessary to meet schedule.
Adhere to Power Design’s standards of quality, safety and best practices.

Requirements

What you’ll need

OSHA 30 certification preferred.
Skilled field supervisor with at least 10 years of experience managing crews and running multimillion dollar construction projects.
An active Mechanical (HVAC) or Plumbing license.
Proficient knowledge of the National building Code, local codes and construction safety requirements.
Must be proficient in speaking, reading, and writing in English.
Must have at least basic computer and writing skills.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Employee Recognition and Awards
Community Outreach
Training and Team Building