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They are currently interviewing for a Project Manager (& Senior Project Manager) that has at least 5+ years of commercial project experience (as a PM) and has experience with ground up construction (must) within a General Contractor environment.
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Must be 18 years of age or older to apply Physical Requirements: While performing the duties of this position, the team member is required to stand or walk for hours at a time up to 4-8 hours. Team members will rarely push and pull Team members will occasionally lift or carry up to 20 pounds.
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Project types include:-ground up & -build-out commercial retail/shopping-ground-up commercial, medical-office, Restaurant, Mixed-Use and other consumer related project types. Ground-up commercial experience is preferred for projects of $1-3 Million in size.
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Familiar with construction management computer software: Outlook, MS Word, Excel & Procore or similar software expertise. A construction General Contractor who consistently lands work (vs a Roller Coaster Ride.
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Position "Snapshot"The Commercial Construction Superintendent will be responsible for coordinating all Nashville jobsite construction operations and supervising all field personnel as required to successfully complete the project on schedule and within budget & while promoting a safe workplace environment.
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Project size varies from TI ($k-1M) and Ground-up ($1-15M) From concept to draft plans to a bid proposal, They work hand-in-hand to create the best possible result for any client & use a stable subcontractor workforce to help them accomplish this goal.
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Their portfolio spans from public works, retail, restaurant to light-industrial. Supervise final punch out. However, Their specialty is commercial retail new/renovation construction. Why you will want to work with this Company: A Small, Local but very established commercial GC in the Nashville area that has a broad range of clientele and project types.
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Applies broad range of skills to ensure exam is completed timely and meets quality and compliance standards to include: Obtain patient medical histories and consents, start IVs, hook up 12 lead ECGs, administer radiopharmaceuticals, perform, and process nuclear cardiology procedures according to protocol, assist nursing staff while performing stress tests.
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Tenant Improvement and Interiors Experience a requirement. They incentivise their Superintendent to make great income for the exceptional candidate that can manage project schedule & budget to achieve the company project's goals.
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Promote and implement job site safety. 5+ years of experience with on-site supervision of commercial construction. HUGE Bonus program paid Per-Project + Comprehensive Insurance Plan+ PTO of 2 weeks Vacation & 7 Holidays+ 401(k) retirement fund + ALL LOCAL Projects (zero travel)+ Other beneficial attributes for family & personal EEO/AA.
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Holiday Pay up to $1,600.00 per driver We reimburse cleaning supplies you purchase for your truck 100% No Touch Monthly Mileage Bonus Full Benefits Package Offered 70 MPH Tractors with Refrigerators $10,000.00 - Every Driver for Every 5 years of service FREE Dental - Free Vision & FREE Life Insurance Policy Vacation Bonus Solo CDL-A Truck Driver Requirements: 6 months verified Class A OTR/Local experience Pass a DOT physical 3 months Reefer experience in the last 36 months Qualified.
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Work Performed:TheBanquet Captainwill be tasked with the following duties, responsibilities, and assignments:Directs setting up for tables correctly and uniformly in assigned areausingclean pressed linen, clean unspotted silverware, clean china with no chips or cracks, clean unspottedglassware;Confirm the table complements (salt, pepper, sugar, breadbaskets, etc.
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Physical requirements include standing up to 8 hours during a shift and able to lift up to 50 pounds. As a Store Cashier, you will need to be skilled in processing retail merchandise purchases, stocking merchandise displays, and maintain a clean, safe retail environment.
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Plus, we've got the thumbs-up from the Better Business Bureau (BBB), and we've been riding that growth wave on the Inc. 5000 list for six years. The whole sales cycle, from saying hi to payday, wraps up in about 72 hours.
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Maintains a safe work environment and reports any potential hazards to store management (e.g., ensuring that exits are unobstructed, ceiling clearance in stockroom is enforced, rugs are not frayed, spills are cleaned up immediately, etc.
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