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POSITION OBJECTIVE: The Traveling Superintendent supervises the field construction of projects and ensures the work is completed on schedule, within budget, and quality meets or exceeds client expectations.
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The MEP Superintendent will work as part of field leadership team and will be responsible for the planning and execution of system start-up, test and balance, and commissioning. Able to work with multiple stakeholders to identify and resolve complex issues as it relates to MEP design and construction.
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From pumps to scaffolding to general construction tools, we aim to be the only call needed to outfit a job site with the proper equipment. Our fleet varies by location but primarily include Aerial Work Platforms, general construction tools and.
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Our fleet varies by location but primarily include Aerial Work Platforms, general construction tools and equipment. Manager, Shop Manager, Mechanic Supervisor, Technician Supervisor, Lead Mechanic, Lead.
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We're looking for a rock-star Structural Steel General Superintendent to join our rapidly growing team. We need a Structural Steel General Superintendent who can handle the pressure, make the tough calls, and keep our crews fired up and moving forward.
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Work with the Quality Director and National Operations Quality Manager to develop and implement a quality strategy that focuses on data driven decisions to provide customer value and promote a spirit of innovation within the Renewable energy organization.
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Heavy Civil Superintendent Gregory Construction is a Christian principled, industry-recognized, award winning provider of construction services. Pre-plans work activities with Project Manager to develop best means and methods, including safety action plans.
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Projects assigned can vary in size from $1M to $10M, and may include site work, ground up store/facility construction, tenant improvements and open store remodels. Proven/previous experience on projects with complex site work and ground up construction.
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Communicates directly with Shift Lead or On-Site Manager. Previous experience with warehouse labor, general labor, construction, material handling, material moving is preferred, not required.
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A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A GEOTECHNICAL / CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TESTING TECHNICIANWorking under the immediate supervision of a registered professional engineer, you work as a team member alongside site managers, general contractors, and engineers to perform the required inspection or sampling services at various environmentally regulated solid waste landfill construction projects.
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The Dozer Operator's primary function is to operate a Dozer at the site of work to construct, maintain, or repair highway, heavy civil, or building type structures; equipment operators are also expected to assist in other duties around the jobsite as needed.
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Bachelor’s Degree from accredited degree program with minimum of 12 years of General Construction experience as Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP) Engineer, Superintendent, or related position including Professional Engineering and Trade specific work.
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You will work alongside our general contractors and Data Center Construction Managers with schedule planning, construction activity coordination, and monitoring the construction schedule.
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Pre-Fabrication and Modular Construction Techniques Rotation at Prefab for (4) weeks total Understand Fabrication Process Prefab order releases through job connect with supervision of foreman Prefab order releases thru job connect Work with superintendent to develop prefab schedule and scopes of work Cost and Budget Management Perform quantity take-off for his/her scope of work Maintain budgets weekly with hours used and work in place.
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Southeast Regional General Contractor is searching for an experienced Senior Pre-construction Manager for ground-up commercial projects for their Atlanta Division. commercial construction, project manager, construction jobs, office building, higher Education, hospitality, condo, condominium, high-rise, high rise, office building, Senior pre-construction Manager, preconstruction, Estimator, business Development, project manager, estimator, estimating, PM, Project Executive.
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