Construction - Superintendents
essel environmentalFremont (CA)
About the role
Job TitleThe right person for this position must have experience with project management, estimating, staff supervision and team-building. The ability to meet deadlines and create several estimates simultaneously is a must. Will report to and work closely with the Project Manager, VP of Operations, onsite Property Managers, Maintenance Technicians, Carpenters, and Painters.
Position Requirements:
Project management experience and estimating experience.
Contract development, including scope, pricing, contract structure, legal and pricing negotiations.
Ability to effectively prioritize multiple competing projects.
Be a detail-oriented problem-solver with the ability to meet deadlines and work with various personality types.
Knowledge and experience in commercial and residential construction, specifically multi-housing.
Must be able to read and understand commercial and industrial blueprints.
Interpret and understand our company policies and procedures and effectively communicate them to third-party vendors which include architects, engineers, design consultants, general contractors, attorneys, and government agencies.
Ability to act as a Representative of the Company to Owners, Design Teams, Contractors, Suppliers, Consultants, and Potential Customers.
Willingness to spend a high percentage of time in the field and to get hands dirty as needed to complete objectives or find the correct information.
Strong oral and written communication skills are essential.
Strong math and analytical skills with an eye for detail
Ability to quickly adapt to changes, deadline demands, and simultaneous bidding/project demands.
Have 5-10 years of experience developing and managing multi-family residential and commercial construction projects and budgets.
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