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Keywords: field superintendent, site superintendent, construction superintendent, project superintendent, traveling superintendent, construction manager, site manager, field manager, field supervisor, construction supervisor, project supervisor.
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We are currently looking for a highly skilled, caring, and safety focused individual for our Team. Reporting to the General Superintendent, the Site Superintendent is responsible for the leading all daily field activities on construction site.
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Interface with on-site electrical crews and electrical project manager to resolve problems, ensure quality of construction, etc. Ensure project electrical activities comply with company and contract requirements and support overall construction schedule (Primavera P6.
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As a Project Superintendent you will schedule, coordinate and supervise all trades and effectively manage daily on site activities on designated projects. Experience managing a construction site, including familiarity with budgets, staffing, work assignments, jobsite organization, subcontractor management (multiple), jobsite safety and work plan preparation.
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This position requires a close working relationship with the Project Manager, Site Safety & Health Officer, Foreman, and Quality Control/Quality Assurance Manager (QM), as well as other project team members.
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The Project Superintendent is responsible for the daily management of the overall project site including all coordination activities the General Contractor. Identify contract document conflicts and recommend solutions to the Project Manager and Facility Design Manager.
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Position Summary: The Process Mechanical Field Superintendent will work within the Construction Management department and will report to the Project Superintendent and Mechanical Construction Manager.
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The Project Manager position is responsible for the successful management of fencing and guardrail projects. The Project Manager will manage the conceptual development of a construction project and will oversee its quality control, organization, scheduling, and implementation.
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We specialize in: Underground Utilities (Gas, Water, Sewer, Fiber Optic, Electrical), Foundations, Bridges, Highways, Airports, Sitework; Various types of Fencing and Guardrail; Power/Utility: Substations, Power Plants Transmission & Distribution, Sitework; Emergency Management: Reconstruction, 24-Hour Storm Response, Storm Hardening, Shoreline Restoration/Stabilization, Debris Removal; Solar Installation and Construction Management.
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Coordinate material and equipment logistics with the project superintendent. Support the management of construction projects for the installation of Fencing and Guardrail.
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The Project Manager will manage purchasing materials for projects and coordinating the logistics of delivery with the Superintendents. We are currently seeking a Project Manager to work out of our Rancho Cucamonga office.
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The Project Manager will be directly involved in Company's safety initiatives. The Project Manager will oversee and ensure the project schedules and submittals are properly documented, maintained, and communicated.
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4+ years’ experience as a Project Manager or Assistant Project Manager in Wood Multifamily construction projects. Manages a specific project area or multiple trade scopes on a single large project in conjunction with a project team consisting of project management and project superintendent staff.
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Company is a 600 million+ a year privately held first-rate heavy civil construction company. Ability to schedule and coordinate all site work. Preparation and oversee project close-out requirements including cost history, red line as-builts, and all other project controls.
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Work with Project Manager and General Site Superintendent to obtain client approval on any field change orders. Communicate project status daily to Project Manager/General Site Superintendent and escalate issues to PM/GSS as appropriate.
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