Commercial Construction Superintendent

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sun eagleMesa (AZ)

First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction WorkersCommercial and Institutional Building Construction

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Sun Eagle Corporation is a 49-year old General Contractor. We build commercial buildings throughout Arizona. We are presently interviewing for a COMMERCIAL BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT for various commercial and municipal projects. Preference will be given to applicants who have 5+ years experience as a lead Superintendent building municipal/government projects. Applicants must have experience as a primary Superintendent on their resume.Required experience includes: using PROCORE project management software, building a construction schedule for a new, ground-up building using Microsoft Project; managing weekly meetings with owners/architects; manage subcontractor scheduling meetings; provide 3-week look-ahead schedules; 30-hour OSHA certification; daily safety walk inspections; manage all subcontractors; write all RFI's, assist PM with monthly draw applications; review submittals and shop drawings, etc. Computer skills necessary.Please visit our website: SunEagleCorporation.com. Our firm offers: Accident & Health Insurance, Dental Insurance, 401k program, paid vacation, sick days and profit sharing. Salary is negotiable and based upon previous salary and experienceBenefit Conditions: • Only full-time employees eligible Sun Eagle Corporation is an EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER.Work Remotely: No Job Type: Full-time Benefits: 401(k), paid vacation, sick days Dental Insurance, Health Insurance, and profit sharingSchedule:Monday-Friday and Weekends as needed; 8-hour shiftLicense/Certification:OSHA 30 Certification preferred; 310 Dust Control Training preferredEmployment Type: Full Time Bonus/Commission: No

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