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Construction Superintendent Reviews
What is it like working as a Construction Superintendent?
April 2014
Every Day Learning.
Construction Superintendent:
Be prepared. The world is changing daily and people skills are really starting to go down hill.
April 2014
Greedy Grady.
Construction Superintendent:
Stay away from Graham construction. They treat everyone like they are disposable, this company has a hard time retaining key employees because the owner operator is unprofessional and has no integrity what so ever. He will lie to you face and try to bully his way out when you call him on it.
January 2014
Great Corporate Culture.
Construction Superintendent:
Pros: The freedom to manage the work sites I'm assigned as per my unique methodology.
Cons: The travel to and from work sites with my own personal vehicle. No mileage paid.
January 2014
The Big Thing To Achieve.
Construction Superintendent:
Have your paper work in order at all times.
December 2013
Hours You Will Actually Work And What You Should Know
Construction Superintendent:
When going salary for this large construction company you should know that you will be paid wages based on a 40 hour work week. The truth is more in line with a 72 hour work week or more during the busy season. You may try to manage your time more efficiently to help minimize hours.
I found my drive for high production and low cost kept me at my post longer than desired.
Stress management is a skill you will need when managing large crews and million dollar budgets. Strong people skills, keeping focused, setting attainable milestones. Mentoring your crews and engineering team daily is important.
November 2013
Construction Superintendent:
Pros: Very interesting, exciting and fulfilling in leading a team when constructing, or renovating buildings
Cons: Stresses of due dates, being over budget, job site safety for the workers.
November 2013
construction management
Construction Superintendent:
Pros: Control of the worksite.
Cons: long hours with no overtime paid.
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