New York City Construction Superintendent Jobs (NY)

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Project SuperintendentSeawolf Construction Corp(New York City, New York)
Immediate Opening for full-time Project Superintendent. Minimum 2 years’ experience in commercial and renovation. Hospital or Government construction experience a plus but not mandatory. Northern NJ and Southern NY. First Assignment will be night shift in Manhattan. 30 hour OSHA training preferred Job position offers competitive wage and benefits. Send resume & contact information to: employment@s...
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Posted Sun 26th May
Construction SuperintendentAdvice Personnel(New York City, New York)
Construction Superintendent Our client is an active design/construction firm, located in Brooklyn NY, with numerous projects planned and in progress. The company focuses primarily on Class A office and multi-family residential properties. Currently, there are four “out of the ground” residential construction projects underway, several significant commercial projects, with additional projects in th...
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Posted Thu 30th May
Building SuperintendentP.J. Mechanical Corp.(New York City, New York)
Successful and busy HVAC/Construction Company requires an individual with skills in the maintenance of a five story office building. Must be a hands-on person, responsible for the overall operation of beautiful landmark building located in Chelsea, NYC. Licensed Fire Warden Safety Director/EAP Director, and licenses in standpipe sprinklers and fire pumps highly recommended. Light electric and plum...
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