Superintendent Commercial Construction
rabbproAddison (TX)
Superintendent Commercial Construction
Posted today
rabbproAddison (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description In search of an experienced Commercial Construction Superintendent (projects 5-15MM+)
Responsibilities include:
Oversee commercial construction jobsiteSupervise subcontractorsWrite and maintain detailed project schedule and look ahead schedulesCollaborate with engineers, subcontractors, and project manager to achieve project schedule and budget goalsSet performance goals and deadlinesPlan construction processesSupervise staff and provide constructive feedbackMonitor and report on project progressPlan inspections and obtain construction permits from local authoritiesImplement safety and quality guidelinesOrder the appropriate equipment and arrange for regular maintenanceEnsure the job site remains safe, clean, and orderlyQualifications:3+ years commercial construction superintendent experienceGround up and renovation commercial project experienceExcellent communication skillsProblem solving skillsSchedule drivenSafety focused Company Description Texas based commercial construction company that has been around for decades. Commercial projects include both ground up and renovations.
Company Description:
Texas based commercial construction company that has been around for decades. Commercial projects include both ground up and renovations.
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