Mandarin Construction Coordinator

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hotfoot recruitersPhoenix (AZ)
Construction ManagersOther Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$35/hr

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About the role

We are hiring a Mandarin Construction Coordinator fluent in both Mandarin and English to support daily site coordination efforts at a leading semiconductor construction project in North Phoenix. This position is ideal for someone who has prior experience in field operations, understands piping or tool hookup systems, and is ready to contribute to a high-volume, fast-paced environment.Position: Mandarin Construction CoordinatorLocation: Phoenix, AZ (TSMC site - 85085)Type: Contract-to-HireSchedule: Monday-Friday, 7:00 AM-4:00 PM (1-hour lunch); work 3 Sat/Sun and have 1 weekend offPay Rate: $35/hr DOEResponsibilitiesServe as the communication bridge between Mandarin-speaking engineers and U.S. construction crews.Provide real-time verbal translation during meetings, walk-throughs, and daily coordination tasks.Monitor site activity and escalate technician issues or delays to field supervisors.Assist with the setup of timecard tracking systems and ensure accurate location reporting (non-certified payroll).Handle administrative coordination tasks, including scheduling, documentation, and field reporting.Support field execution teams in tracking daily progress and coordinating logistics.Contribute to tool hookup or piping coordination efforts as needed.Help uphold safety standards and flag concerns when observed.QualificationsFluent in Mandarin and English (required).1-3 years of experience in construction coordination, field administration, or site support.Experience with tool hookup or piping systems strongly preferred.Prior construction safety knowledge is required; OSHA 30 certification highly preferred (or must be completed shortly after hire).Must be comfortable working long shifts onsite in a physically active construction zone.Willingness to work overtime and alternate Saturdays during busy periods.Must be a U.S. Citizen or Green Card holder - this role does not offer future visa sponsorship.

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