Construction Superintendent - Long Island will be responsible for the oversight and completion of Public Works Construction projects for the MTA and/or SCA throughout New York, New York.

Client Details

Our client is currently a leading General Contractor in the New York City Building and Construction industry. They have been an established for for 30 years focusing on Public, MTA, SCA, NYCTA, DDC, Civil/utilities projects throughout New York City. The client has a fast paced work environment with a very strong work cultural allowing for flexibility and competitive pay.

Description

Construction Superintendent - Long Island

• Implement and maintain effective management, planning, and cost control systems in cooperation with the project team
• Assist with pre-construction activities relevant to assigned construction project
• Maintain and manage all job site activities
• Be the Superintendent on a NYC public works projects for agencies like the MTA, DDC, NYCTA, and more

Profile

• Construction Superintendent - Long Island
• 7 years of Experience
• Experience with MTA projects is PLUS
• Experience working on Civil and Utilities projects for the following Agencies:

New York City Department of Design & Construction; New York City Economic Development Corp.; New York City Department of Transportation; Metropolitan Transportation Authority; Metro North Railroad; NYC Schools Construction Authority.

• Experience handling 100% of projects
• Local to New York, NY
• Must have experience building in New York City
• Construction Management or equivalent degree
• DOB, SST 62 hr, OSHA - REQUIRED

Job Offer

• Strong Base Salary ($170k-200k)
• Bonus Potential
• Health care (Employer paid)
• 401K
• PTO (3 weeks)
• Local or Commutable to New York City and Bronx, NY
• *APPLY TODAY AND YOUR RESUME WILL BE CONSIDERED WITHIN 24 HOURS*

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