6345 Superintendent, San Diego, CA

Join an ethical, sustainable, and equitable real estate developer! We are addressing the housing shortage in CA. Assist with preconstruction services, development schedules, and detailed scopes of work. Develop site logistics plan, review shop drawings, liaise with government entities, etc. Understanding of contract documents

General Job Description:

Manage the trades to achieve optimum performance, providing leadership in the quality process and safety/accident prevention programs.

Review and understand material/equipment budgets.

Negotiate purchase orders/rental rates, monitor project costs, and identify areas for improvement.

Develop and maintain a complete site logistics plan, coordinating with both internal and external parties.

Document daily construction activities. Chair weekly subcontractor coordination meetings.

Establish and maintain a safe and orderly work site with employees and subcontractors

Qualifications:

5+ years in commercial and podium multi-family required.

Modular experience is a plus.

Knowledge of construction principles/practices is required.

Experience directing and coordinating trades.

Experience working with Project Management team including successful completion of projects.

Knowledge of San Diego trades and permitting process is a plus.

Please fill out the contact form below or contact us at +1 (949) 955-1455.

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