THE SUPERINTENDENT’S PLAYBOOK: A Field Guide for New Construction Supers Paperback – October 16, 2025

The Superintendent’s PlaybookA Field Guide for New Construction SupersBy Trenton MillerTake command of your jobsite. Lead with confidence. Build it right.If you’ve just stepped into your first superintendent role—or you’re an experienced foreman ready to move up—this book will teach you what the manuals, meetings, and management degrees won’t:how to actually run the job.Written by veteran builder Trenton Miller, The Superintendent’s Playbook is a boots-on-the-ground guide packed with real-world advice for managing crews, schedules, safety, and the chaos of construction life.It’s straight talk from the field, not corporate theory — designed to help you build safer, cleaner, smarter, and faster than ever before.Inside, you’ll learn how to:Establish control and authority on Day OneManage safety, inspections, and compliance without drowning in paperworkLead meetings that actually get resultsBuild and maintain project schedules that stay on trackManage subcontractors, manpower, and site logistics like a proDocument everything — and protect yourself doing itFinish strong with clean closeouts, happy clients, and zero chaosThis isn’t a textbook — it’s a field manual.Every page was written for the men and women who build real projects, not just manage them.If you’re ready to lead your crew, run your site, and deliver results that speak for themselves, this book will give you the system, mindset, and confidence to get it done — safely, efficiently, and with pride.Who It’s For:New and aspiring construction superintendentsForemen stepping up to site managementProject engineers moving into the fieldConstruction management students and trainers📘 Genre: Construction Management / Leadership / Field Operations“A must-have field guide for any new superintendent — straight talk, real advice, and no fluff.”— Veteran SuperintendentBuild it right. Lead it right. Live it right.👉 Add The Superintendent’s Playbook to your cart and start running the job the way it should be run. Read more