Construction Company org chart template

Project managers, site superintendents and trades by project.

15 cards · 4 layers · 1 open role
Frank DonovanPresidentLeadershipMegan O'NeillProject Manager, RiversideOfficesLuis HerreraSite SuperintendentProjectsJack MurphyForeman, ConcreteFieldTom BakerForeman, FramingFieldElectrical (sub)Electrical SubcontractorFieldDerek ShawProject Manager, Oak StHousingAndrea CostaSite SuperintendentProjectsRay CollinsForeman, CarpentryFieldPlumbing (sub)Plumbing SubcontractorFieldNancy WebbChief EstimatorPreconstructionKyle AdamsEstimatorPreconstructionOscar LindqvistSafety DirectorSafetyBrenda HallOffice & Finance ManagerOperationsProject AccountantOpen role · Operations

How a construction company is usually structured

Construction firms organise around projects. Project managers own budget and schedule; site superintendents run the site day to day; foremen lead each trade crew. Estimating, safety and the back office support every project.

Project-based structure

This is a form of divisional (project) structure. When a project ends, crews move to the next one, so charts are often redrawn per project.

Subcontractors

Show major subcontractors under the superintendent who coordinates them, marked "(sub)" so it is clear they are not employees.

Frequently asked questions

How do I edit this construction company org chart template?

Press “Edit this template”. It opens in the free drag-and-drop chart maker, where you can rename cards, drag people to new managers, add or delete roles and export PNG, SVG, PDF or CSV.

Can I export it for a presentation?

Yes. Export a 2× PNG for PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides, an SVG for print or design tools, or a PDF sized for A4, US Letter or A3.

Project-based structure?

This is a form of divisional (project) structure. When a project ends, crews move to the next one, so charts are often redrawn per project.