rngd
Traveling Superintendent
Metairie, Louisiana
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 20 days ago
AccountingForecastingLogisticsCommunicationCollaborationConstruction Management
About the role
- The Traveling Superintendent is responsible for leading, directing, and coordinating the overall site management of a construction project.
- Upon completion of each project, the Superintendent will transition to the next assigned site.
- This role ensures that each project is executed safely, efficiently, and to the highest quality standards while maintaining strong collaboration with all stakeholders.
Responsibilities
- Develop a big picture understanding of the project through immersion into the documents.
- Coach, develop, and retain a high-performance project team.
- Manage the client experience, employee experience, and subcontractor experience proactively.
Nice to have
- Bachelors degree in Construction Management or Engineering.
- 6+ years of experience in a commercial construction firm.
- Thorough knowledge of construction forecasting, cost, scheduling, estimating, purchasing, and accounting principles.
- Ability to identify and resolve complex issues.
- RNGD is an equal employment opportunity employer.
Skills
- Ensure usage of enabling technologies and workflows.
Company info
- RNGD is a rapidly scaling organization emerging as a nationally recognized leader in construction through our unique Renegade mindset focused on innovation, creativity, and culture.
- The team is made up of a highly engaged group of seasoned professionals and emerging leaders.
- We are creators who believe that what we build drives the growth of our cities and that to fulfill our mission, we must constantly challenge the old way of doing things.
- Headquartered in New Orleans, Louisiana, we thrive on building communities, building teams, building leaders, and growing the business throughout the Southeast region with additional teams currently in Nashville and Huntsville.
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