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Spring 2027 Co-Op, TJ Dyer, Cinfab, Grote Enterprises

Posted 10 days ago

grote family of companiesDayton (OH)

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About the role

These responsibilities will vary from project to project but generally would include some or all the following: Mechanical, Plumbing, and Subcontractors work force coordination. Quantity surveying and cost estimating of Sheet metal work. Reviewing Sheet metal equipment and product submittals for content and accuracy. Evaluating Sheet metal installations for quality and progress on schedule. Management of Sheet metal System's start-up and commissioning. Project controls input (scheduling, cost reporting, PM solutions) Possibly contact & coordinate with project subcontractors & material suppliers. Possibly will utilize Revit in the coordination process Experience working with Microsoft Office products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint etc.) Experience with using an iPad Minimum Requirements: Pursuing a bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Mechanical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering Technology. Must have excellent written and oral communication skills and ability to interact effectively with all levels of employees Must have strong organizational skills and the ability to handle multiple tasks Abilities: Possess all auditory, speaking and communicating capabilities Physical requirements: sitting, standing, walking, bending, twisting, climbing, pushing, pulling, lifting up to 25lbs., seeing and reading.

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