Superintendent

The Construction Superintendent serves as the primary on-site leader responsible for directing and coordinating all construction activities in accordance with project specifications, blueprints, and established timelines. This role encompasses comprehensive oversight of subcontractor coordination, implementation of quality assurance protocols, enforcement of safety standards, and provision of strategic on-site guidance throughout all phases of construction site preparation and execution.

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This position requires extensive collaboration with clients, Project Managers, and cross-functional construction management teams to ensure optimal coordination of multiple project components. The role demands exceptional organizational skills and the ability to maintain productive working relationships across all stakeholder groups.

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We’re looking for team members who exemplify the highest standards of professionalism, demonstrate unwavering confidence in their expertise, and consistently display technical competency. The Superintendent will serve as a key representative of our company, upholding excellence in all business interactions and maintaining our reputation for superior service delivery.

 

Carpenter

An Industrial/ Commercial Carpenter constructs, installs, and repairs structures, fixtures, and finishes using wood and other materials in an industrial setting. They work with blueprints, measure and cut materials, assemble frameworks, and ensure structural integrity, often focusing on specialized tasks like form carpentry for concrete, finishing concrete, or using heavy equipment to prepare sites for construction. They are involved in all phases of construction in the industrial/ commercial setting.

 

Key Responsibilities: 

• Blueprint Interpretation: Understanding and interpreting blueprints and drawings to accurately construct and install structures. 

• Material Handling: Measuring, cutting, and assembling wood, plywood, metal studs, metal sheeting, and other materials according to specifications. 

• Structural Integrity: Ensuring the structural integrity of constructed elements, including framing, flooring, and roofing. 

• Specialized Tasks: Building specialized structures like temporary framework, or “forms,” that hold freshly poured concrete in place until it hardens. Performing specific carpentry tasks like installing trim work or finishing architectural details. 

• Tool Proficiency: Utilizing a variety of hand and power tools, including saws, drills, sanders, and nail guns. 

• Safety Compliance: Adhering to safety regulations and procedures on the job site.

• Communication and Collaboration: Communicating effectively with project managers, superintendents, and other tradespeople. 

• Problem-Solving: Identifying and addressing issues that may arise during construction. 

• Maintenance and Repair: Performing repairs and maintenance on existing structures. [

• Team Leadership (in some roles): Leading and mentoring junior carpenters or apprentices.