Field Manager - Flooring, Countertops, Cabinets

Posted 6 days ago

interior logic groupSalt Lake City (UT)

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Job Description
Job Description Overview: The primary responsibility of the Field Manager is to manage flooring & cabinet trades on job sites during construction, tracking and managing materials, insuring quality installations, and providing a high level of service to internal and external customers.
Responsibilities: Understand flooring installation, pre-installation inspection, during and post inspections and quality control as well as how materials are measured and installed Manage flooring independent contractors work for timely and accurate installation per builder timelines and requirements on construction sites. Supervise installations and manage material during installations Quality control of all cabinet installations Coordinate schedules with builder superintendents and subcontractors Assist in warranty resolution in completed homes Any other field duties as assigned
Qualifications: Experience in construction; including cabinets Must be able to work in fast paced environments Strong problem-solving skills Organized and process oriented Attention to detail Strong oral and written communication skills Company Description We are the leading national installer for select high-value and stylistically important interior finishes, such as flooring, cabinets and countertops, to our homebuilder customers, )single family, multi-family, commercial and repair & remodel customers.
Company Description: We are the leading national installer for select high-value and stylistically important interior finishes, such as flooring, cabinets and countertops, to our homebuilder customers, )single family, multi-family, commercial and repair & remodel customers.

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