Construction Manager- Residential Superintendent

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valor communitiesMadison (AL)

Construction Managers New Housing For-Sale Builders

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$65,000 per year

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Construction Manager- Superintendent Construction Manager- Superintendent Requirements: * Years of experience:3+ Yearsor Degree in related field Construction Manager- Superintendent Objectives: * Manage daily construction activities. Construction Manager- Superintendent Responsibilities:* Walk through homes daily. * Take overall responsibility for keeping sites tidy during construction. * Schedule municipal inspections. * Explain safety program to field employees and trade contractors, and make sure they follow it. * Guide and direct field employees, trade contractors, and suppliers. * Assist trade contractors with tasks when necessary. * Explain quality control standards and supervise their implementation. * Make sure homes are built to quality standards. Strive for no-defect construction. * Keep management informed of each home's production status. * Update schedule as necessary and produce weekly production reports. * Notify trade contractors and material suppliers far enough in advance to assure materials are delivered and trade contractors arrive on schedule. * Receive, inspect, and verify all deliveries. * Authorize payment. Superintendent Total Compensation Package: * $65K to $100K based on experience. * Vehicle Allowance Provided. * Health Insurance Available

Job Type: Full-time

Benefits: 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance

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