Superintendent - $130-$190k

Posted 16 days ago

cybercodersMount Vernon (WA)

First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers Structural Steel and Precast Concrete Contractors

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About the role

If you run steel in the field and want to be paid like it, this is worth a look.

What is in it for you: Base salary up to 230k depending on experience Annual bonus historically 2 to 25 percent Annual raise (review)401kVehicle stipend plus fuel and tolls Medical and dental Disability insurance Tuition assistance Profit sharing up to 5 percent into a 401kThis is a flagship project - the type that lasts for years and looks great on a resume.

The role: You run the steel. Lead field operations for structural steel erection Manage crews and subcontractors Enforce safety, quality, and schedule Solve problems before they become change orders This is a field leadership role with real authority. What they want 15+ plus years in structural steel erection Superintendent or senior field leadership experience Strong drawing knowledge and steel means and methods Ability to lead crews and keep production movingOSHA knowledge and real jobsite discipline

Benefits: Very competitive salary up to ~$200k DOEAnnual bonus historically ranging from ~2-25%Discretionary profit sharing up to 5% into a 401kVehicle stipend + fuel/tolls Annual raise (review)Tuition assistance 401kMedical / dental Disability insurance Commuter benefits

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