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The successful candidate will be a strong communicator (both written and verbal), not be hindered by ambiguity or competing priorities, and have a basic understanding of data center construction, and a drive to learn and be curious.
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Company Overview: Join our dynamic and fast-growing construction team as a Superintendent. If you have a strong background in residential projects and have expanded into commercial, industrial, or civil construction, this role offers an exciting opportunity to lead and make an impact.
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Since 1995, ACMS Group has served steel, refining, power generation, natural gas, chemical, automotive, food processing and pharmaceutical clients to deliver robust construction management in the Chicago land region and across the United States.
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Be familiar with KGPCo safety and quality programs and manage OSP construction projects according to applicable safety requirements. Select, coordinate and oversee vendors that complete specific pieces of OSP construction projects, such as tower crews, line crews, splicing crews, subcontractors, staff augmentation providers, landscapers, painters or plumbers.
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In conjunction with the Project Superintendent, lead, direct and coordinate the day-to-day management and construction activities. A Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Construction Science, or related field.
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The Chicago office is looking for an Superintendent to be an essential part of pre construction for a growing GC. Prepare quantity surveys for most construction trade work. Bachelor's degree in a construction related field.
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Previous DOT or local agency construction inspection experience is preferred. Inspect construction work on transportation and utility infrastructure projects to document conformity to construction standards and specifications.
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