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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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The Site Superintendent must have at least 3 years of applicable experience on projects involving civil construction, railroad, utilities, infrastructure, etc. The Site Superintendent is required to possess the ability to prepare written technical reports, covering all aspects of construction activities; ability to track site costs on a daily basis; ability to manage and ensure proper execution of multiple simultaneous subcontracts and/or vendors of varying types and complexity; ability to track site costs routinely; demonstrated ability to mediate with tact when dealing with customers.
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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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Eagle Eye Electric, a subsidiary of Bering Straits Native Corporation, is currently seeking a local and qualified General Construction Superintendent IDIQ Task Order type contract The Superintendent is directly responsible for the safe and efficient execution of the project and will be onsite for the duration of the projects.
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Typically, they will work closely with the Yard Superintendent and Yard Foremen, Construction Foreman, Dredge crews other skilled or semi-skilled crafts persons at the construction site.
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The Superintendent is considered the Company s representative and main point of contact on the construction site. This position typically is not an entry-level job, as it requires demonstrable previous experience as a Paving Superintendent.
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Working onsite, the Construction and Site Safety Superintendent will oversee the construction of a cogeneration power plant at NAVFAC's Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, DC.
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The Civil Superintendent plans, directs, and coordinates all field activities pertaining to the civil/structural construction project. The STO Building Group family of companies-Structure Tone, Structure Tone Southwest, Pavarini Construction Co., Pavarini McGovern, LF Driscoll, Govan Brown, Ajax Building Company, BCCI Construction, Layton Construction, Abbott Construction, and RC Andersen-includes over 4,000 employees located in offices throughout the US, Canada, UK, and Ireland.
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Continuously coordinate with field staff (General Superintendent, Project Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent, Safety Manager, etc.) Additional proficiencies may include cost management software (Timberline, Sage preferred), scheduling software (Primavera P6 preferred) and construction management software (Procore preferred.
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10 years of experience as a construction site superintendent on Food Processing Facilities and other industrial projects. Construction Site Superintendent (Industrial / Food Processing Facilities.
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We are actively seeking a Heavy Civil Superintendent to join our Team in Colorado! Based in Colorado, our firm's heavy civil construction services have been recognized for their consistent standard of excellence throughout the construction industry.
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Qualifications/Education/Experience Proven experience as a Batch Plant Superintendent in heavy civil construction. Traylor Bros., Inc. (TBI) National Heavy Civil division provides comprehensive, cutting-edge heavy civil/underground construction services through traditional and non-traditional delivery methods.
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Our expertise extends to heavy highway construction and underground utility work. 5+ years of experience in managing worksites for road construction, underground utilities, paving, and land development.
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Path Construction is seeking a qualified Superintendent to join our organization in the Chicago, IL area. 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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