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GPAC

Concrete Superintendent

Job Description

Exciting Opportunity for a Concrete Superintendent! Our client, a premier concrete contractor in East Texas, is actively seeking a skilled Concrete Superintendent to join their expanding team. With over 30 years of industry experience, this well-established company is renowned for its commitment to quality workmanship and exceptional customer service. Don't miss your chance to be part of a respected organization that values its employees and delivers outstanding results!
Responsibilities:
Oversee all aspects of concrete construction projects - preparation, placement, installation, finishing, and curing. Efficiently allocate labor, materials, and equipment based on project stages. Identify and resolve issues to ensure project quality and timely completion. Consult blueprints and plans for accurate placement and installation of concrete structures. Conduct thorough inspections to ensure overall concrete quality, providing guidance on defect correction.
Qualifications:
5+ years of Concrete Superintendent experience In-depth understanding of concrete construction principles and practices. Experience with flatwork, structural, and concrete paving. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to identify and resolve problems promptly. Commitment to safety. If you would like to learn more about this exciting opportunity, A pply Today or contact Mark Jeffree directly at Eric.

Rothenbuehler@gogpac.com We look forward to hearing fro m you!
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