Construction Superintendent
atlantic groupBlandon (PA)
About the role
We are currently working a GC client who has offices in Allentown, PA, Newtown, PA and Burlington, NJ who is looking for a Superintendent with experience in commercial projects. Direct Hire Benefits, bonus, 401k, etc. Projects: Industrial, Warehouse, Retail, Data Centers, Distibution Centers, and more. Project locations: PA, NJ (some travel) Ideal candidate experience: GC, sitework, owner's rep, construction management company.
REQUIREMENTS & QUALIFICATIONS: Thorough knowledge and experience with commercial and industrial construction
Ability to read blueprints Ability to read and understand contracts Effectively manage field changes and resolve field issues in a timely manner Well organized Excellent communication skills Show initiative and motivation Works well with others, but can also tackle duties independently with confidence Proficiency in using logic to problem solve in situations where immediate guidance isn’t available Ability to be a leader PunctualityFamiliarity with safety procedures and standards on a job site Travel to project locationsEXPERIENCE/EDUCATION:At least 5 years of Superintendent/Foreman experience on commercial projectsBS degree in Engineering or Construction Management (preferred)OSHA CertificationKNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES:Strong technical and communication skills are critical Ability to work in a team environment Knowledge of Microsoft Office
Benefits:
- 401(k)401(k) matching
- Dental insurance
- Employee assistance program
- Flexible spending account
- Health insurance
- Health savings account
- Life insurance
- Paid time off
- Vision insurance
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