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As a Traveling Superintendent , you will be responsible for overseeing and managing the on-site construction activities of multifamily/luxury condo projects from start to finish.
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Job Title: Traveling Superintendent - Construction. Proven experience as a Construction Lead Superintendent in multifamily/luxury condo construction. Manage day-to-day on-site construction activities for multifamily/luxury condo projects.
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The ideal candidate will have a proven track record in multifamily construction, strong leadership skills, and a commitment to safety and excellence. Address and resolve on-site issues, conflicts, and challenges.
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Traveling Superintendent - Construction Key Responsibilities: Manage day-to-day on-site construction activities for multifamily/luxury condo projects. Job Title: Traveling Superintendent - Construction Job Type: Full-Time Job Description: As a Traveling Superintendent , you will be responsible for overseeing and managing the on-site construction activities of multifamily/luxury condo projects from start to finish.
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Traveling Superintendent - Construction Qualifications: Proven experience as a Construction Lead Superintendent in multifamily/luxury condo construction.
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Extensive knowledge of construction methods, materials, and safety standards. Maintain accurate and detailed daily reports on project activities. Working closely with the project team, subcontractors, and suppliers, you will ensure that projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards.
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About the PositionThe Traveling Superintendent at Reed Construction will be responsible for overseeing all phases of construction from initial planning to completion. 10+ years of lead project Superintendent experience on diverse projects.
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The Traveling Superintendent will be responsible for leading the field operations of commercial construction projects and providing on-site coordination with the client and subcontractors.
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Superintendent , you will be responsible for overseeing and managing the on-site construction activities of multifamily/luxury condo projects from start to finish. Ability to read and interpret construction drawings and specifications.
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They are seeking a Traveling Superintendent with at least 5 years’ work experience in commercial new construction ( with an emphasis on site development and ground up experience.
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Basic Overview: They Prefer at least 5 years experience as Lead Superintendent for a General Contractor in commercial New building and build-outs and renovations. Our National Commercial GC client is hiring for a Travel Commercial Superintendent.
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Work with the PM and support staff to coordinate all trades & schedules. They offer a full benefits package including health care, 401K, PTO and other company benefits. The best candidate will also have good computer skills and the ability to work well & develop relationships with trades/subs, staff & clients/owners.
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Preparation an maintenance of project schedules and budgets.
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Preparation an maintenance of project schedules and budgets.
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