Being a Young Construction Superintendent

In this video, I go over a day in the life of a young construction superintendent. From the jobs I run to the technology I use, you hear it all in what I tend to see and do on a daily basis.

[Cowboy.cam]

I’m a 23 year old construction superintendent for a Japanese GC in SoCal and can relate alot with what you’re doing and using. Enjoyed the content brother!

[arturoIglesias]

Im 18 fresh out of high school and a project superintendent in training for a remodeling company. Great video man!

[KhaiKOH]

Big thank young man, I am 51 & 30 years in this industry. The old way is chasing people away from this industry. This is the way forward we shall see a brand new industry with fun, satisfaction & caring .

[skylarmelendez]

22 year old project manager in San Francisco CA 💪🙏 let’s go young men

[camerons]

Such a good video. I'm in college right now studying Construction Science and Management, and I want to be a superintendent after I graduate. Videos like this get me super excited

[eg]

Great video! It really gave me an insight on the day to day. I’m currently on my last year of college pursuing a a degree in Construction Management. I’ve been exploring if I want to be CM, estimator, or superintendent

[tylermoore]

Good stuff, man. I'm a 28 year old Super with as well, with a multifam developer out in Florida.

[SirBallSoHard]

Nice video I’m am assistant super getting my own tract next year here in California I appreciate the knowledge 👍🏼

[juancmblanco]

27 super & pm here in Bay Area peninsula. Keep hustling man. We are the future.

[nickralph]

28 year-old Site Manager for HEB construction owned by ( Vinci Construction), here in New Zealand. Keep up the good week mate!

[whyajeet]

Hi finally I'm writing my thoughts down here. Your channel has really inspired me. I spent a whole day going through your videos when I was preparing interviews for a site engineer role abroad, I'm soooo excited about this role. Even though it is true, I didn't realise how much this industry is worldwide saturated more importantly, how this has an effect on the everyday life of Indian engineers I grew up in India and 7 years ago to complete my B. TECH(CIVIL ENGINEERING) and now I am a normal civil engineer job in india !! This is so embraced and I feel this is a headache still cant move abroad I am trying it. I want to encourage Indian engineering students, especially those from the Indian community and with lack in English being their second language, to follow their dreams to become an engineer in Abroad.

[allborosnyc]

I'm a superintendent in NYC for high rise new construction and have doing Super work for 25 years. I wish i could do everything on my phone. I am on the job full time from 6-7am until 4-5pm or later. I must be there full time along with the asst Super; PM and safety manager. The workforce count on average is 350-400 persons. In NYC Super's must be licensed by the NYC dep't of buildings and the requirements are stringent. It can become crazy on-site. Tower cranes, street closures, 30-40-50 + story buildings, Crazy, crazy responsibilities and we get burnt out!! The pay is very very good but the responsibilities can be nerve racking.

[bamxuberant]

Man when you said 28 i was happy. I just turned 30 and feel old 🤣

[scorpiongt]

@ The Young Superintendent how did you get started in the industry? How did you progress to your current position? (Like what positions did you have go through to get to where you are now?)

[dozir]

get on yout surveyors good side and theyll save you. from dropping disposable benchmarks near your pour to early curb alignment or even spray painting roughins

[lilcrs]

I am 18 and currently learning to read blueprints to become a superintendent. What other skills would be recommended to learn.

[zacharieroussel]

24 and will be super in a mont thanks for the vidéo
what is the app u use ?

[OscarGarcia-fcxf]

Hi Brock! I got a job offered as an assistant superintendent recently and wanted to ask you if as an assistant, I would be doing the same sort of work? I've never worked in construction, do you think it will be challenging to learn the tasks? Also, you mentioned that you are normally back at home around 3-4pm, is that an average time in general in the industry? Thank you!

[sebastianmontiel]

Yo, I'm a 22 yo PE working here in the bay. Can u tell me a little bit about your career path so far and how you became a super that young?

[salgadot]

Can you please spell the name of that app, raking? Or something, please