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Are you overwhelmed by the number of unique tasks you need to manage during a renovation project? It's completely understandable. There's a lot of work that goes into a successful project, and knowing where to look for help can make all the difference. Here are the top 10 reasons why hiring a general contractor can make your life easier! 1. Single point of contact 2. Project Scheduling 3. Accountability 4. Knowledge and Experience 5. Faster completion 6. Risk Management 7. Large network of skilled trades 8. Warranty 9. Administration 10. Dealing with the unexpected PAC Building Group One Contract, One Point of Responsibility 7500 Martin Grove Road, Unit 6 Vaughan, ON LAL 859 ☎️ 905-605-4622 #torontoconstruction #generalcontractor #commercialconstruction #condorefurbishment #condoliving #multifamilyconstruction

Something magical happens to construction business owners And IMO it is evil magic 99.9% of construction business owners come up through the trades They become foremen, superintendents and project managers. Hiring subs, crews and laborers - overseeing the work. Then the decide to go out on their own Plant a flag, claim a stake they can call their own Then the magic happens Suddenly, they have to do everything themselves, even work they no nothing about. They are now, the carpenter, laborer, superintendent, bookkeeper, marketing director, head of sales, project manager, head of HR and business owner. If they had a question they used to check in with the architect, the client or the boss. Now they ask no one, they figure it all out themselves. This makes no sense, they know better, yet off they go. The Boss. What evil magic has invaded? You never built a house without a team...but now? You are building a business; get some help. #businessblueprint

Attention all superintendents in construction! Did you know that the average salary for your position is $94,406.00? Along with solid benefits, it seems like a great gig. Speaking of career progression, I have a question for my superintendent connections: How long did it take you to move from a general laborer to an assistant superintendent? Share your experience in the comments below. #construction #superintendent #careerprogression

We've partnered with a top general contractor in Omaha, NE on their search for an Estimator. We're excited to start working with this company as we share similar values - they believe in contributing to their community, are family-oriented, and don't have a bunch of hoops to jump through like big companies often do. As their next Estimator, you'll love the potential for future ownership, the fact that 90% of projects are negotiated, and that they have a history of long-term clients. A few more facts about the company: 🔹$75M in revenue this year 🔹$150M backlog 🔹45 employees 🔹Projects range from $100k - $35M (sweet spot is $10M) 🔹Specialization in historical renovations, multi-family, not-for-profit, and retail projects   Compensation/benefits:   🔹Up to $125K + bonus 🔹$700/month vehicle allowance 🔹60% paid medical, 100% paid dental & vision + HSA plan 🔹401K with 3% match (whether you contribute or not)   If you're looking to join a smaller team doing big things in Omaha and throughout the Midwest, message Corey Guy or Khadijah Guy if you’re interested. #estimator #groundupconstructionrecruiting #omaha #construction

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#hiring Field Superintendent, Saint Louis, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #SaintLouisjobs #Missourijobs #Construction Apply: https://lnkd.in/gZqNzcG9 Description: Job Overview: The Field Superintendent is a crucial role responsible for overseeing on-site construction activities, ensuring quality, safety, and adherence to project plans. Reporting directly to the Vice President of Property Services, this role plays a pivotal part in the successful execution of construction and renovation projects within our real estate portfolio. Key Responsibilities: On-Site Construction Oversight: 1. Project Management: Supervise day-to-day construction operations, including subcontractor coordination, material procurement, and scheduling. Ensure projects are executed according to approved plans, specifications, and timelines. 2. Self perform finish work, and some handyman work to finish projects. Rekeys, and possessions. 3. Vendor management - hiring and managing individual trades people 4. Quality Assurance: Implement and enforce quality control measures to ensure that workmanship and materials meet or exceed project standards and building codes. Conduct regular inspections to identify and address construction defects or deviations from plans. 5. Safety Compliance: Promote and enforce a culture of safety on construction sites. Monitor and ensure compliance with safety protocols, regulations, and best practices. Team Leadership: 6. Supervision of Crews: Manage and coordinate construction crews, subcontractors, and laborers. Assign tasks and responsibilities to team members and ensure work is carried out efficiently. 7. Training and Development: Provide guidance and mentorship to construction staff, fostering skill development and adherence to company standards. Documentation and Reporting: 8. Documentation Management: Maintain accurate records of project progress, including daily logs, work orders, change orders, and inspection reports. Ensure all project documentation is organized and accessible. 9. Reporting: Provide weekly progress updates to the Director of Asset Management and Construction. Prepare reports on project status, budget adherence, and any issues or delays encountered. Stakeholder Communication: 10. Communication: Serve as a point of contact for the construction team, subcontractors, and vendors. Collaborate with the project management team, architects, engineers, and other stakeholders to address project needs and resolve issues. Cost and Resource Management: 11. Budget Monitoring: Assist in monitoring project budgets and expenses, ensuring projects are executed within budget constraints. Review and approve invoices from subcontractors and suppliers. 12. Resource Allocation: Coordinate equipment, materials, and labor resources to optimize project efficiency. Identify resource needs and communicate requirements to the appropriate parti

#hiring Field Superintendent, Saint Louis, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #SaintLouisjobs #Missourijobs #Construction Apply: https://lnkd.in/gZqNzcG9 Description: Job Overview: The Field Superintendent is a crucial role responsible for overseeing on-site construction activities, ensuring quality, safety, and adherence to project plans. Reporting directly to the Vice President of Property Services, this role plays a pivotal part in the successful execution of construction and renovation projects within our real estate portfolio. Key Responsibilities: On-Site Construction Oversight: 1. Project Management: Supervise day-to-day construction operations, including subcontractor coordination, material procurement, and scheduling. Ensure projects are executed according to approved plans, specifications, and timelines. 2. Self perform finish work, and some handyman work to finish projects. Rekeys, and possessions. 3. Vendor management - hiring and managing individual trades people 4. Quality Assurance: Implement and enforce quality control measures to ensure that workmanship and materials meet or exceed project standards and building codes. Conduct regular inspections to identify and address construction defects or deviations from plans. 5. Safety Compliance: Promote and enforce a culture of safety on construction sites. Monitor and ensure compliance with safety protocols, regulations, and best practices. Team Leadership: 6. Supervision of Crews: Manage and coordinate construction crews, subcontractors, and laborers. Assign tasks and responsibilities to team members and ensure work is carried out efficiently. 7. Training and Development: Provide guidance and mentorship to construction staff, fostering skill development and adherence to company standards. Documentation and Reporting: 8. Documentation Management: Maintain accurate records of project progress, including daily logs, work orders, change orders, and inspection reports. Ensure all project documentation is organized and accessible. 9. Reporting: Provide weekly progress updates to the Director of Asset Management and Construction. Prepare reports on project status, budget adherence, and any issues or delays encountered. Stakeholder Communication: 10. Communication: Serve as a point of contact for the construction team, subcontractors, and vendors. Collaborate with the project management team, architects, engineers, and other stakeholders to address project needs and resolve issues. Cost and Resource Management: 11. Budget Monitoring: Assist in monitoring project budgets and expenses, ensuring projects are executed within budget constraints. Review and approve invoices from subcontractors and suppliers. 12. Resource Allocation: Coordinate equipment, materials, and labor resources to optimize project efficiency. Identify resource needs and communicate requirements to the appropriate parti

“You are a dream to work with” It’s not often we get compliments from Building Control Officers… but we’ll take it! Recently we were told we are a dream to work with. And one of our BCO’s favourite companies. Why? Because not only do we make our client’s lives easy, but also our other project stakeholders. Efficient record-keeping means we can provide our entire project team with documents/records/legal information at the click of a button. For us, it’s not about just getting the job done. It’s about working as an entire team for the betterment of the construction industry.

#hiring Field Superintendent, Saint Louis, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #SaintLouisjobs #Missourijobs #Construction Apply: https://lnkd.in/gZqNzcG9 Description: Job Overview: The Field Superintendent is a crucial role responsible for overseeing on-site construction activities, ensuring quality, safety, and adherence to project plans. Reporting directly to the Vice President of Property Services, this role plays a pivotal part in the successful execution of construction and renovation projects within our real estate portfolio. Key Responsibilities: On-Site Construction Oversight: 1. Project Management: Supervise day-to-day construction operations, including subcontractor coordination, material procurement, and scheduling. Ensure projects are executed according to approved plans, specifications, and timelines. 2. Self perform finish work, and some handyman work to finish projects. Rekeys, and possessions. 3. Vendor management - hiring and managing individual trades people 4. Quality Assurance: Implement and enforce quality control measures to ensure that workmanship and materials meet or exceed project standards and building codes. Conduct regular inspections to identify and address construction defects or deviations from plans. 5. Safety Compliance: Promote and enforce a culture of safety on construction sites. Monitor and ensure compliance with safety protocols, regulations, and best practices. Team Leadership: 6. Supervision of Crews: Manage and coordinate construction crews, subcontractors, and laborers. Assign tasks and responsibilities to team members and ensure work is carried out efficiently. 7. Training and Development: Provide guidance and mentorship to construction staff, fostering skill development and adherence to company standards. Documentation and Reporting: 8. Documentation Management: Maintain accurate records of project progress, including daily logs, work orders, change orders, and inspection reports. Ensure all project documentation is organized and accessible. 9. Reporting: Provide weekly progress updates to the Director of Asset Management and Construction. Prepare reports on project status, budget adherence, and any issues or delays encountered. Stakeholder Communication: 10. Communication: Serve as a point of contact for the construction team, subcontractors, and vendors. Collaborate with the project management team, architects, engineers, and other stakeholders to address project needs and resolve issues. Cost and Resource Management: 11. Budget Monitoring: Assist in monitoring project budgets and expenses, ensuring projects are executed within budget constraints. Review and approve invoices from subcontractors and suppliers. 12. Resource Allocation: Coordinate equipment, materials, and labor resources to optimize project efficiency. Identify resource needs and communicate requirements to the appropriate parti