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Senior Superintendent - Broward Mid-Rise Construction

Posted 2 days ago

michael pageHallandale (FL)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$195,000

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About the role

Mid-Rise Construction Site Manager Lead all on-site construction activities from start to completion. Manage subcontractors, safety, quality, and project schedules. Coordinate inspections, logistics, and owner expectations. Drive milestone completion and recovery planning when needed. Partner with project management teams to ensure successful delivery. A fast-growing commercial general contractor focused on mid-rise and high-rise mixed-use developments throughout South Florida. The company offers direct access to executive leadership, a growing project pipeline, and long-term advancement opportunities. Experience leading mid-rise construction projects required. High-rise project experience strongly preferred. Proven track record delivering projects through completion. Strong leadership and subcontractor management abilities. Stable employment history with reputable general contractors.
Salary: Up to $195,000 + discretionary bonus. $500 monthly gas allowance. 401(k) with 4% company match. Health, dental, vision, PTO, and holidays. Contact Marcelo Salinas Quote job ref JN-112026-7140016
Sector: Construction
Sub Sector: Site Manager
Industry: Property
Where: Hallandale
Contract Type: Permanent

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