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About the role

Site Manager Support daily construction activities and field coordination. Assist with managing subcontractor schedules and jobsite workflow. Monitor project progress and communicate updates to project teams. Conduct site walks to ensure quality and safety compliance. Coordinate deliveries, equipment, and site logistics. Help maintain daily reports, schedules, and project documentation. Participate in subcontractor and owner meetings. Assist with resolving field issues and construction conflicts. Track punch list items and closeout requirements. Ensure work is completed according to plans, specifications, and schedule milestones. A successful candidate will have 2+ years of commercial or multifamily construction experience. Desire to advance into a Superintendent role. Ability to read and interpret construction drawings. Strong knowledge of construction means and methods. Excellent organizational and communication skills. Experience coordinating subcontractors and field activities. Commitment to jobsite safety and quality standards. Proficiency with Microsoft Office and construction software preferred. Self-motivated attitude with strong problem-solving skills. Competitive base salary. Annual performance bonus potential. Health, dental, and vision insurance. 401(k) with company match. Paid vacation and company holidays. Vehicle allowance or travel reimbursement. Structured mentorship from experienced construction leaders. Clear career path to Superintendent. Strong project backlog throughout the Rochester area. Collaborative, team-oriented work environment with long-term growth opportunities.

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