Tenant Improvement Site Superintendent in Courtenay (British Columbia)

Tenant Improvement Site Superintendent in Courtenay (British Columbia)

13 Sep
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FCMI LE
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British Columbia

13 Sep

FCMI LE

British Columbia

Lead interior renovations with Benchmark Builders Inc. as a Site Superintendent specializing in Tenant Improvements in Courtenay, BC. Oversee multiple projects, ensuring safety and quality standards.

As a Site Superintendent with over three years of experience, you will manage operational renovations and project timelines. Building solid relationships with subcontractors, materials vendors, and tenants is key to ensuring smooth project execution. Your oversight will foster a safe, efficient work setting while adhering to stringent safety regulations.

Key Responsibilities:
• Build strong relationships with stakeholders for project success
• Oversee planning, implementation, and task management
• Conduct site inspections to ensure compliance and safety




• Supervise and delegate tasks to crews and subcontractors
• Assist with Toolbox Talks and safety reporting

Requirements:
• Minimum 3 years of Site Superintendent experience
• Journeyperson Certificate is an asset
• Knowledge of plumbing and electrical systems
• Ability to multitask and work in adverse conditions
• Own transportation for site visits

Bring your expertise in project management and a commitment to safety to Benchmark Builders Inc. in Courtenay.
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📌 Tenant Improvement Site Superintendent in Courtenay (British Columbia)
🏢 FCMI LE
📍 British Columbia

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