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Builder Apprentice
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What they do
A Residential Construction Manager manages residential construction projects from project planning through completion. Manages project budget and schedule; works closely with architects, engineers, trades workers, and clients; supervises construction on site and manages subcontractors; coordinates permits and regulatory compliance as needed for projects.
$88,210 / year median in Oklahoma
+8% projected growth
Job Description
Position Summary The Builder Apprentice learns the systemized five-phase build process, under the guidance of an experienced builder. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Delivers quality and value through the daily management of the construction process Attends daily production meetings and memorizes the construction schedule Confirms each home site is clean at every stage, every home, with every trade Schedules and directs trade partners utilizing the company HB1 software Develops and maintains positive working relationships with trade partners, vendors, and city officials Completes thorough inspections throughout the build phase to maintain high company construction standards and meet city codes Communicates with manager regarding the build progress Creates a personal organizational system for efficiency and quick response times Inspects all work completed by trade partners for quality work prior to payment approval Completes training program within three (3) months Qualifications and Skills Construction experience preferred but not required Strong problem-solving and time management skills Ability to learn new software and utilize company HB1 system Valid driver's license and clean driving record Must be at least 21 years of age to drive a company vehicle Work Environment and Physical Requirements Works outdoors in a non-temperature-controlled environment, with medium to high noise levels Frequently required to stand, walk, and sit in a vehicle Occasionally required to climb, lift, pull, and push objects up to 70 pounds