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Our Senior Solar Site Superintendent at Centrica Business Solutions is motivated self-starter responsible for field operations on the project(s) assigned in order to achieve timely and profitable completion of each project.
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The Senior Solar Site Superintendent must provide leadership, guidance, autonomy, and hands-on participation to ensure all project implementation activity is completed in adherence to customer expectations and Centrica Business Solutions quality standards.
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The Site Superintendent must have at least 3 years of applicable experience on projects involving civil construction, railroad, utilities, infrastructure, etc. The Site Superintendent is required to possess the ability to prepare written technical reports, covering all aspects of construction activities; ability to track site costs on a daily basis; ability to manage and ensure proper execution of multiple simultaneous subcontracts and/or vendors of varying types and complexity; ability to track site costs routinely; demonstrated ability to mediate with tact when dealing with customers.
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This position will encompass all aspects of on-site project management, including subcontractor management, risk mitigation and safety policy implementation with a primary focus on Solar PV projects.
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Concrete Superintendent also coordinates on a weekly basis with the Operations Managers and Project Management for global manpower and resource scheduling as well as successful project communication and execution.
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The Civil Superintendent supports the onsite Project Superintendent, coordinates daily subcontractor activities and RHW field operations for the civil scope, providing technical support for complex mechanical assembly projects.
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The Construction Site Superintendent - (MEP) will coordinate site conflicts and queries regarding design drawings and specs in the form of RFIs with design team to unblock project schedule.
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The Site Safety Manager will work with the Project Manager and Superintendent on the project to help lead the project team to establishing and maintaining a strong safety culture driven around company values, best practice safety management systems, strong communication, personal accountability, people development and authentic engagement.
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We are currently seeking a Site Safety Manager for our $250+ million dollar project at San Diego International Airport. Have solid interpersonal skills, must be able to work well with the construction project site team, owners and construction management firms.
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We are currently seeking a Site Safety Manager for our $+ million dollar project at San Diego International Airport. Lead / conduct site safety audits in accordance with Project Safety Plan. Ensure operations comply with CA MUTCD and temporary traffic control plans.
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Five years of combined experience as a Superintendent, QC Manager, Project Manager, or Project Engineer on a similar construction project. Log work-related injuries and illnesses occurring on the project site, and maintain the OSHA's Form 300 on the site safety bulletin board.
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Lead / conduct site safety audits in accordance with Project Safety Plan. Ability to safely operate a vehicle to travel to job site visits and attend meetings on behalf of the company.
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The Site Safety Manager will monitor the onsite activities to ensure that all work is conducted safely and efficiently. Assist Project Manager with submittalsProvide daily report and document daily safety inspections of the jobsite.
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Assist the project Superintendent and other team members in the resolution of all critical issues with a focus on quality, cost, and schedule. Continuously coordinate with field staff (General Superintendent, Project Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent, Safety Manager, etc.
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Looking for a Senior Superintendent with a proven track record for project management in Heavy Civil Development including Site Preparation, Reclamation, Excavation, Utilities. Senior Superintendent– Site Preparation, Grading, Excavation, Utilities, Draining/Storm Drains, Water/Sewer.
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