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The Wastewater Plant Superintendent is responsible for the operations and maintenance of the wastewater treatment facilities, sanitary collections system and five sewer pump stations. The Wastewater Plant Superintendent is responsible for the operations and maintenance of the wastewater treatment facilities, sanitary collections system and five sewer pump stations.
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Peddie Golf Club – Golf Course Superintendent. Golf course superintendent and Professional Burtis Parker laid out the remaining 9 holes. Peddie Golf Club – Golf Course Superintendent. Golf course superintendent and Professional Burtis Parker laid out the remaining 9 holes.
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Project Superintendent will work closely with their respective Project Executive/Project Manager to ensure projects are built on time and on budget. As the field representative for RPM, Project Superintendent will be responsible for building relationships with local building officials.
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10+ years as a construction superintendent for a Heavy Civil General Contractor. Software: HCSS, Procore, Excel Experience, Bluebeam. 10+ years as a construction superintendent for a Heavy Civil General Contractor.
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Toll Brothers , America's leading builder of luxury homes, seeks an experienced Construction Manager / Superintendent for a brand new community in Cranbury, New Jersey. We’re the country’s premier luxury builder with the widest range of products in the industry, including traditional single-family homes, active adult, hi-rise condos, apartment rentals, urban redevelopment, and student housing.
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TFE Properties, a family owned real estate development company, is recruiting for a full time property maintenance technician.
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Previous experience as a Superintendent or Assistant Superintendent in heavy civil construction. Assist the Superintendent in planning and coordinating construction projects. Monitor project progress and report any issues to the Superintendent.
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Keywords: Superintendent, construction, field operations, budget, schedule, safety, performance, relationships, risk management, coordination, communication, pre-planning, logistics, LEED, lump sum.
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7-10+ years’ experience as a Project Superintendent in both a union and non-union environment at a general contractor. We have an immediate opportunity for a Senior Project Superintendent to join our Field Operations team in the Princeton, Jersey City and Philadelphia market.
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Collaborates with Superintendent and Project Manager on a consistent basis to review construction schedule and identifies what needs to be revised and updated. The Superintendent I will assist more senior Superintendents on the day to day responsibilities of multi-family residential and mixed use construction projects from start to finish.
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