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We are looking for a full-time Assistant Construction Superintendent that has experience with coordinating, leading, and managing ground-up multi-family apartment home construction projects. Conduct weekly superintendent meeting with subcontractors/vendors and record meeting minutes/agendas in ProCore.
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As the HVAC/MEP Superintendent, your primary responsibilities will be to assist to ensure that the project is completed within the established time parameters. HVAC Geothermal Experiance. As the HVAC/MEP Superintendent, your primary responsibilities will be to assist to ensure that the project is completed within the established time parameters.
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Title: Glazing Superintendent - Glass and Glazing Industry We're seeking a dedicated Glazing Superintendent to join our team. Position Overview: The Glazing Superintendent holds a pivotal role in ensuring project success by providing leadership, supervision, and specialized expertise in the field of glass and glazing.
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We are currently seeking a Project Superintendent who will be able to lead our field work on our upcoming project in South Bend, IN. Applicants must be able to work in this location. 10+ years of on-site lead Superintendent experience in the Construction Industry.
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