Create Construction Site Superintendent Role Alberta

Create Construction Site Superintendent Role Alberta

04 Aug
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CREATE. Construction Management Group
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Alberta

04 Aug

CREATE. Construction Management Group

Alberta

Take charge as a Site Superintendent with CREATE. Construction, managing in office operations and ensuring project success through effective trade coordination. This position emphasizes hands-on leadership and strategic planning.

In this role, you'll oversee all trades and monitoring project schedules while ensuring high standards of safety and quality are maintained. Key responsibilities include collaborating with subcontractors, managing resources, and addressing any construction challenges proactively. We're seeking a self-motivated skilled ready to foster growth within the team.

Key Responsibilities:
• Oversee subcontractor scheduling and coordination
• Initiate and manage a site-specific safety program
• Conduct regular project inspections and quality checks




• Prepare and maintain project deficiency logs and updates
• Manage the construction equipment and resources effectively

Requirements:
• Minimum five years of relevant experience as a Site Superintendent
• College degree or certification in construction is preferred
• Proficient in Microsoft Office, Autodesk Build
• Robust leadership and communication abilities
• Valid Safety Certificates

Leverage your expertise in site management and join CREATE. Construction in making impactful projects come to life.
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📌 Create Construction Site Superintendent Role Alberta
🏢 CREATE. Construction Management Group
📍 Alberta

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