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Self-Help Enterprises has an opening for a Construction Superintendent in the Self-Help Housing program - primarily focused in our northern service area (Fresno and north). The Superintendent is responsible for the training and supervision of mutual self-help housing (New Homes) participants in the construction of their new homes.
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Their services encompass all aspects of HVAC including service maintenance, planning, design, construction, and project management for alterations or additions to existing facilities and constructing new facilities.
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Construction Project Manager A rising construction corporation is looking for their next Project Manager within residential construction. If you're a Construction Project Manager that's tenacious and enthusiastic about projects, let's talk.
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4Creeks is seeking a Construction Inspector to work under the direction of a Construction Manager as part of our Construction Management team. work week schedule 2+ years experience as a public works construction inspector Valid driver's license and ability to drive to job sites throughout California Strong communication skills Construction Management experience is preferred but not required Compensation The salary will be determined by the candidates skill and experience level and highly competitive with industry standards.
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15+ years of experience with construction projects in the public\/education sector required; experience working with California's Division of the State Architect (DSA) strongly preferred. Train and mentor staff on construction administration procedures and standards.
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