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Must be legally authorized to work in the US. *This is a hybrid role requiring 3 days minimum on-site. Hands on development of integrations deployed on the enterprise integration platforms, (Dell Boomi and Informatica) as needed.
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Overview: Gallagher Bassett Technical Services (GBTS) division is seeking a "Construction Safety Loss Control Consultant" needed on a per assignment/quarterly basis in the central Tennessee (Nashville) regional areas to perform safety/loss control risk inspection on multi-year construction project(s) located in various industry sectors.
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We offer meaningful assistance programs like Chaplain services, an on-site / mobile clinic, and an emergency assistance fund. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, age, national origin, veteran status, disability, genetic information or testing, or family and medical leave.
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Communicate with project manager, engineering technicians, client representative, contractor's representative and others as applicable regarding the construction site, project requirements, and testing, observation, and inspection requirements and results.
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During heavy construction, the construction manager is on-site at all times. During other project periods, the construction manager may not have to be on the construction site every day, and may work at the office or possibly remotely to assist with other projects not in the heavy construction period.
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WORKING CONDITIONSLOCATION: On Site - Nashville, TNThe physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.
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SUMMARY:The Commercial Superintendent will have between 5-20 years of experience building ground-up/new commercial projects with experience in site work to core/shell through build-out and c/o.
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Diversify your industry experience by working on a plethora of various industries including private equity, healthcare, tech, financial products, oil & gas, green energy, real estate, consumer products, and other various industries.
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This Site Superintendent will lead-the-charge with onsite projects for this Nashvillecommercial General Contractor. The Superintendent will help Plan, develop and manage project schedules, maintain budgets, and site safety activities in partnership with project manager & executive team.
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Prefer 3-5 years of experience in bridge design engineering which included project work on complex structures, finite element analysis, seismic analysis, and design. Loving where you work, who you’re working with, and what you’re working on is important to us, which is why we put our people first—they’re at the heart of everything we do.
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The Superintendent will lead all site activities and delegate all onsite actions to vendors, suppliers and trades-partners to best ensure a successful commercial construction project. Company Description:Our Client is a General Contractor with a Local/Nashville office that provides construction services in various spaces, including commercial, light-industrial, historic, healthcare, hospitality, and urban mixed-use.
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2024 has been another monumental year for the Academy, with the 59th ACM Awards, hosted by entertainment icon Reba McEntire, broadcast live from Texas for a second consecutive year on Prime Video.
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Lead project /support initiatives / on-call activities on a day to day basis Coach and guide peers/ junior team members on SAP FICO configuration and processes. Engage with Leadership /Business to prepare technology /solution roadmap, evaluate systems/processes/third party applications to deliver on the initiatives.
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The majority of projects will revolve around restaurant, retail, commercial office, healthcare & hospitality type structures with ground-up and build-out / TI construction requirements. Education:Construction Management (or similar) Bachelors degree preferred.
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The ideal candidate will also coordinate subcontractors and vendors, subcontractor agreements, supervise construction projects from design through project completion. Retirement Plan options (401k) with company match.
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