Sr. Superintendent - Healthcare

Senior Superintendent – Healthcare Lead Complex Healthcare Builds Where Precision Matters We are seeking a highly accomplished Senior Superintendent to lead field operations on large-scale healthcare construction projects. This role requires a hands-on leader who thrives in technically complex, fast-paced environments and understands the critical importance of safety, infection control, and uninterrupted hospital operations. This is not a standard ground-up commercial build. This is healthcare construction where precision, coordination, and leadership directly impact patient safety. Why GCONJoin GCON and be more than just part of a program—help shape it. As a rapidly growing healthcare builder in the Phoenix Valley, GCON offers a unique opportunity to have a direct influence on the "GSTEPs" operation excellence playbook, build effective processes, and expand on successful relationships.

Imaging Operating rooms & hybrid OR suitesICU and critical care units Isolation & negative pressure environmentsUSP 797 Clean Room Environments Sterile processing departments Central utility plants Medical gas infrastructure Nurse call, low voltage, and other specialty healthcare systems Understands ICRA 2.0, phased turnover, and working in/and or around active facilities Can anticipate risk before it impacts schedule Leads with authority, clarity, and accountability Builds respect and earns trust from trade partners Why This Opportunity Lead some of the most technically demanding projects in the industry Join a company that prioritizes safety, quality, and long-term client relationships Competitive compensation with project-based incentives? Opportunity to mentor the next generation of field leaders Stability with a growing healthcare portfolio Our Commitment to PeopleAt GCON, we're driven by relationships — with our team, our clients, and our community. We're proud to be an equal opportunity employer, creating an environment where everyone feels supported, included, and empowered to succeed. All qualified applicants are considered based on merit and potential, without regard to protected characteristics under federal, state, or local law.