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The ideal candidate will have a strong background in construction management, with a focus on safety compliance, subcontractor management, time management, blueprint reading, site management, materials management, knowledge of building codes, and project management.
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Inspect subcontractor work to verify quality and conformance to the construction documents. The Construction Superintendent will be accountable for the entire construction project from mobilization to completion, by providing the knowledge, skill and experience to run day-to-day operations on the job site.
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Preparation of Subcontractor change orders and owner change orders; maintenance of accompanying logs. Manage subcontractor compliance with terms and conditions of the contract, including items such as bonds, insurance, waivers, billing accuracy, etc.
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The Assistant Superintendent will be responsible for project quality control, subcontractor coordination, daily logs/project documentation, safety, and inspections. Manage subcontractor performance relationships.
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To be successful you need to be able to read construction drawings, be proficient in buyout of subcontracts, financial forecasting, and be familiar with Tampa’s subcontractor and vendor market.
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Expedite timely, accurate project cost budgets utilizing historical data, unit pricing, subcontractor/vendor proposals, and methods as discussed with management. Accurately prepare a detailed cost estimate of all aspects of proposed projects including but not limited to quantity takeoff, detailed cost estimate, line item, and subcontractor summary by division.
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