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Experience as a construction Field Engineer or Site manager is applicable- overseeing the construction and administrative task on a Utility scale solar installation. 4 years of Utility scale SOLAR construction experience, of that at least 2-3 years in a leadership role as a Superintendent or Foreman or hands on field construction manger.
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As a Traveling Superintendent , you will be responsible for overseeing and managing the on-site construction activities of multifamily/luxury condo projects from start to finish.
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Manage day-to-day on-site construction activities for multifamily/luxury condo projects. Address and resolve on-site issues, conflicts, and challenges. Traveling Superintendent - Construction Key Responsibilities.
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Minimum of (5) five years of DoD Construction experience as a DoD QC Manager, of which (2) two years are field experience as an on-site DoD Site Superintendent or Foreman for construction repairs to DoD/Commercial facilities.
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On site manager. Established Solar Tracking manufacturer/installation company is seeking a Construction Manager of Solar installations to act as a subject matter expert working with subcontractors to install their Tracking products on large scale ground mount solar sites throughout the US.
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The Construction and Site Safety Superintendent will oversee the construction of a cogeneration power plant at NAVFAC's Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, DC. Log work-related injuries and illnesses occurring on the project site, and maintain the OSHA's Form 300 on the site safety bulletin board.
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Manage all aspects of the on-site construction project from project start to punch-list completion. Proven/previous experience on projects with complex site work and ground up construction.
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Work focus is on Bridge Construction but not limited to just , earthwork and site prep, concrete and asphalt paving, civil and structural concrete, rock excavation, piling and sheet piling, sub-grade stabilization, and water/waste-water treatment facilities.
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Solar Energy Solutions (SES) is seeking a reliable and experienced Construction On-Site Superintendent to oversee our solar energy construction projects. As the Construction On-Site Superintendent, you will be responsible for coordinating and managing all on-site activities, ensuring that projects are completed on time, within budget, and according to specifications.
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Oversee on-site safety program for ECS – setting the expectations, auditing, and recording information constantly for safety concerns, correcting, compliance, and communication. This includes monitoring the project from planning through turn-over, adhering and driving the team to the schedule, reporting on progress to owners and project managers, ensuring quality standards are met and maintained, overseeing field safety, site cleanliness and organization, and monitoring field staff and subcontractors.
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Being on-site to supervise and oversee all concrete construction processes Ensuring that the budget is followed in terms of manpower production and material expenditures. Regularly works on-site at the construction work site where the employee is exposed to moving mechanical parts; high precarious places, fumes or airborne particles, outside weather conditions and risk of electrical shock.
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Proven construction technical knowledge on site with understanding of each facet of a job (i.e. concrete, masonry, metals, wood & plastics, moisture proofing, openings, finishes, specialties, equipment, furnishing, conveying systems, fire suppression, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, communication, security, earthwork, exteriors improvements, utilities, transportation, waterway & marine construction, wastewater, demolition, etc.
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During heavy construction, the construction site superintendent is on-site at all times. During other project periods, the construction site superintendent may not have to be on the construction site every day, and may work at the office or possibly remotely to assist with other projects not in the heavy construction period.
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Ensure that all subcontractors have a full set of MSD sheets on the project, as well as their site specific safety plan and current insurance certificate. Request advice and assistance from the General Superintendent on matters pertaining to materials, sequencing, scheduling and personnel.
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Managing on-site personnel. This is a hands-on position you will be responsible for on-site project supervision including management of field labor, equipment, materials, safety, and production.
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