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Recent construction site superintendent experience working on construction projects involving industrial facilities & structures (Cold Storage Distribution Centers, Food & Beverage Processing, Packaging, & Distributions Centers, Life Science and Advanced Technology Manufacturing Facilities, Industrial Tilt Wall Distribution Centers, ASRS Robotics Distribution Centers, Data Centers, Clean Room/Dry Room Construction, MEP Driven Projects.
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The Site Superintendent must provide leadership, guidance, autonomy, and hands-on participation to ensure all project implementation activity is completed in adherence to customer expectations and quality standards.
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Responsibilities will include : Supervises all field work on the project site and liaises between engineering, estimating, and workforce to ensure project compliance with contract drawings and specifications.
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Supervisesall field work on the project site and liaises between engineering, estimating, and workforce to ensure project compliance with contract drawings and specifications. Works with work crews, field engineers, design engineers, local utility companies, and local statutory agencies to safely manage piping scopes on job site.
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Design Group Similar Jobs (1) Site Superintendent, Construction locations 7 Locations time type Full time posted on Posted 20 Days Ago. What You’ll Bring 10 years of experience as a construction site superintendent on Food Processing Facilities and other industrial projects.
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The Site Superintendent will oversee on-site work and subcontractor activities at solar microgrid construction sites on behalf of BoxPower Inc. This role cannot be performed remotely as it requires on-site attendance.
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10 years of experience as a construction site superintendent on industrial projects. Feel like you're on the path to becoming a Construction Site Superintendent but you're not quite there yet.
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The Site Superintendent is the on-site team leader and is responsible for supervising all on-site activities and completing the work safely, on schedule, within budget, and with the highest quality while maintaining strong working relationships with owners, consultants and sub-contractors.
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Reporting to the PMA Project Manager, the Site Superintendent role is responsible for on-site observations and daily reporting on progress, as well as monitoring and coordinating onsite testing, inspection, and commissioning services during the construction phase of the project.
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Display the "Need to Lead" and act as our primary on-site Construction Superintendent for "Out of the Ground" Manufacturing and Production Facilities construction projects. A bachelor's degree in engineering, architecture, construction management, or related technical field is preferred, but equivalent experience as a construction site superintendent for large industrial or manufacturing structures can be substituted for degree.
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As a Construction Site Superintendent, you will build a meaningful and fulfilling career with the support of professional development resources and mentorships including our First Year Experience program, Individual Development Plans, and Career Path resources and tools.
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10 years of experience as a construction site superintendent on. Construction Site Superintendent (Industrial / Food Processing Facilities) When you join Design Group as a Construction Site Superintendent, you are joining a team that will challenge you and position you for growth.
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10 years of experience as a construction site superintendent on Food Processing Facilities and other industrial projects. We'd love to connect with you to see if we can take you from where you are today and grow you into a Design Group Construction Site Superintendent.
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The Site Superintendent will oversee on-site work and subcontractor activities at solar microgrid construction sites on behalf of. documenting progress and activities on-site, primarily in the form of daily reports to.
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Site Superintendent, Construction. Construction Site Superintendent page is loaded. Construction Site Superintendent. In complete and responsible charge of project construction ensuring safe, high quality, timely and cost-effective execution of project work with little guidance from senior level leadership; usually the sole Design Group superintendent on the jobsite.
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