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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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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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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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The General Superintendent has the ownership and responsibility for all field operations on the project including site safety, schedule, self-perform work, quality, subcontractor field coordination, logistics, labor cost and productivity.
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Safety Program Administration and Site Safety Responsibility. Path Construction Southwest is seeking a qualified Superintendent to join our organization in the Phoenix, AZ area. OSHA Site Safety experience.
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Rudolph & Sletten, a Tutor Perini Company, is seeking a Senior Superintendent to join our office in Los Angeles or Irvine, CA About Rudolph & Sletten:In the last six decades, Rudolph and Sletten has built thousands of projects across our five California offices, from research centers designed to cure diseases, to institutions that educate future generations, to civic facilities and high-tech campuses that move our state forward.
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Reading prints and following the directions and assignments given to them by the Site Superintendent/PM. The Fire Alarm Technician will require good communication skills and the ability to work well in a team setting.
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Assists the Construction Manager in ensuring complete adherence by all site supervision and craft to the Black and Veatch Safety, Quality, Ethical Standards, Lessons Learned and Performance Management programs in accordance with Division Policies, Standards, and Guides.
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The project superintendent must maintain a physical presence at the site at all times and is responsible for all construction and related activities at the site, except as otherwise acceptable to the Contracting Officer.
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We are a site development contractor offering several services for industrial and commercial sites such as Earthwork, Sanitary & Storm Sewer, Waterlines, Demolition, GPS Grading & Layout, Erosion Control and Specialty Services.
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The Site Superintendent will lead and manage the on-site construction team and oversee all work on the jobsite. The Site Superintendent will be responsible for orderliness on-site and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
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Arzuman Brothers is looking to hire a Construction Superintendent to work for a luxury design and construction company. Exposure to characteristic construction site dangers such as dust, asbestos, mold and lead.
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Directs and coordinates the daily activities of employees engaged in the construction, maintenance, and repair of wastewater collection system and treatment facility under the direction of the superintendent.
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It is critical for the sties success that the Maintenance Superintendent successfully collaborate with peers on site and beyond to deliver results safely. The Maintenance Superintendent is also responsible to lead directly and through others by providing direction, leadership, motivation, communication, training, coaching and discipline as needed and within site guidelines for all direct reports.
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Communicate clear and concisely with crew, direct supervisor, site superintendent and clients. Perform new installation of power distribution, transformers, UG Conduit Pad work, Switchgear, AC/DC Inverters, lighting, and electrical equipment up to 480 VAC and 1000VDC. Systems may include battery storage and solar generation components.
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