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Traveling Project Superintendent (Sioux Falls, SD)

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billion automotive masterSioux Falls (SD)

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Senior

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About the role

Great Place Construction is a private construction firm that specializes in commercial construction. We are seeking a Traveling Project Superintendent to join our team to facilitate, coordinate and manage project operations as the leader of the on-site management team. If you are driven to succeed, want to elevate yourself and those around you, and want to grow with a growing company, we want you!
DUTIES: Evaluate construction plans for completeness and constructability. Review and understand contract documents. Coordinate with design consultants to resolve discrepancies in plans and specifications. Develop and maintain interval schedules. Maintain site logistics. Collaborate/coordinate with field personnel to complete self-performed work. Collaborate/coordinate with subcontractor lead personnel. Implement project/company requirements for safety, quality control, risk, compliance, etc. Administer daily project tracking and reporting. Coach and mentor balance of on-site team. Be an active participant in elevating yourself and the team around you. Willingness to do whatever it takes to deliver a successful outcome. Ability to travel as needed to project locations for duration of project. Excellent communication skills Excellent attention to detail. Advanced understanding of construction means, methods and practices. Bachelor's degree or working toward a bachelor's degree in construction or engineering or 10 years trade experience. Minimum 5 years of related experience with 3 of those years having been in supervisory position. Intermediate proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite of tools. Valid DL and good driving record. Our Full-Time employees enjoy full medical, dental and vision insurance. We offer company paid life insurance and buy in options for critical illness, disability, and additional life insurance. We provide PTO and a 401K match. Company vehicle. Significant travel incentives. Advancement opportunities

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