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These are all characteristics of a successful Pavilion Construction assistant superintendent. Success at Pavilion Construction requires reliable systems and problem-solving personnel.
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Pavilion Construction provides a means to increase knowledge and support a team of professional dedicated to "building your vision". The Project Engineer is the central hub of communication for the entire project team, including owner, architect, engineer, subcontractors project manager and superintendent.
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Develop a management plan for the project using the vast array of Pavilion construction management tools and software such as Viewpoint Construction Software, MS Projects, ProContractor, and the MS Office suite.
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The Pavilion Construction estimator is the liaison to the project owner and the primary point of contact for the owner's consultants during the early phases of the project. As an Estimator for Pavilion Construction, you hold a key role in the project team handling procurement, bidding proposals and submissions, and have constant contact with project owners and prospective subcontractors.
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Understand terms in Pavilion Construction contracts and Subcontractor contracts and apply across all job duties. Communicate with project personnel and external vendors for Pavilion Construction project related questions and requests.
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