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David Careers

Retail Superintendent (Southeast Traveling)

Posted 11 days ago

cybercodersColumbia (MO)
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction WorkersAll Other Specialty Trade Contractors

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100k-$115k

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About the role

Job Title: Superintendent Job Location: Traveling in the Southeast - Mostly South Carolina / North Carolina / Georgia
Salary: $100k-$115k + Vehicle Allowance + Per diem + bonus + Benefits Requirements: 5+ Years Experience as Construction Superintendent + Experience on Retail projects (Ideally big box retail) This is a permanent position for a well-established 150-person General Contractor with a focus on commercial projects. They are currently hiring for multiple superintendents to work on big box retail projects. Top Reasons to Work with UsCompetitive Salary ($100k-$115k) + Vehicle Allowance + Per diem + bonus Well established and stable General Contractor Medical Benefits Dental Benefits 401kPTO and paid holidays Per diem (Hotels, food, etc.)
What You Will Be Doing:
  • Oversee and manage daily field operations, subcontractors, etc. Manage the team in evaluating project scope, site logistics, ensuring safety standards are met, etc. Monitor construction progress
  • Maintain a good client/customer relationship throughout the project
  • What You Need for this Position 6+ years experience as a Superintendent
  • Retail experience - Ideally big box retailTI / Remodels Excellent planning and problem-solving skills
  • Effective verbal and written communication skills
Self-motivated

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