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High-Rise/Multifamily Superintendent

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metric geoKeystone Islands (FL)

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About the role

A reputable Multifamily/High Rise Developer is looking to build their growing team with a superintendent. This position will help lead all construction operations for large projects in North Miami. This company has an amazing reputation and builds throughout the Southeast. They also provide equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, genetics, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic. Making sure you fit the guidelines as an applicant for this role is essential, please read the below carefully. If you have high-rise/multifamily experience as it pertains to the residential development industry, then look no further. xxoysbn If you are a rock star in the industry who has high ambitions for career progression and you strive to be a part of a rewarding, supportive organization, then this is the right opportunity for you. You will be responsible for...· Helping lead construction operations You will get...· Very Competitive compensation and bonuses"How Do I Apply"Just reach out to me via email ( ) if interested, then we'll have a chat so I can go into more detail and you can see how amazing this opportunity is to join such a successful company.

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