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Procore experience preferred. Notable projects include AC Hotel in the Central West End, The Prairie at Dardenne Prairie, Residence Inn in Clayton, the MILA apartments in Ellisville, and Element St. Louis Midtown.
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Fluent in Procore. Commercial Real Estate experience in Medical Lab, Civic/Education, Multifamily/ Student Housing, Industrial, or Mixed-use is required. Integrated Develop-Design-Build or Design-Build experience, and preconstruction experience preferred.
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Experience with Procore and RMS. Outdoor settings include walking, driving, and carrying supplies throughout all seasons with exposure to heat and cold conditions, and potentially wildlife. SES Civil and Environmental LLC (SCE) is growing.
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Proficient knowledge of Procore, Keeley Restoration in St. Louis MO is looking to add an experienced General Superintendent to their team. Proficient knowledge of Procore, Confer with Preconstruction Services during the preparation of estimates regarding methods, systems, schedule, and general conditions.
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