Superintendent - Commercial construction

The Superintendent is responsible for running a successful project from the field including; site safety, logistics, project schedule, sub-contractors, etc. They will also be responsible for some Assistant Project Management responsibilities including change orders requests, RFI's.

Client Details

Our client is a growing General Contractor in South Florida with this position focused in Palm Beach and Martin Counties. They focus ground up and interiors projects for (doctors offices, religious facilities, restaurants and retail).

Description

• Run and maintain a successful commercial project day to day
• Run OAC Meetings and tool box talks
• Coordinate with sub-contractors, architects, engineers, owners and PM on job
• Update project milestones and schedule
• Manage or support the change management process, by updating logs, routing source documents to vendors, obtaining pricing, developing estimates and proposals, wiring change orders and other related activities.
• Establish, monitor, communicate, and maintain project schedules utilizing contemporary scheduling software.
• Maintain and regularly produce reports utilizing a combination of Procore Project Management Software and the Microsoft Office programs

Profile

• 7+ years of experience in commercial construction
• 4 year degree; construction management, engineering, architecture or similar (Preferred)
• Experience working on interior renovations up to $1M to $5M With Class A Finishes
• 3 + years leading commercial construction projects
• Ground Up Project experience (REQUIRED)
• Ability to cover West Palm Beach to Port St. Lucie

Job Offer

• Competitive Salary and Strong (Bonus structure)
• Healthcare (90% covered by employer)
• vehicle allowance
• Vacation/Sick/Holiday pay
• 401K

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