Job Openings

Job Cost Coordinator

Job purpose:

To maintain accurate construction cost accounting for multiple projects from bid phase to completion.

Duties and responsibilities:

Enter job estimates as coded by Project Manager into an accounting system for tracking job cost vs budget and to develop billings to the Owner.
Process and maintain Purchase Orders or Contracts and Change Orders for Subcontractors/Owners and ensure Certificates of Insurance and Bonds, if applicable, are correct and current.
Set up invoices for projects and ensure cost is accurate and approved for payment once all waivers and required documents are received.
Prepare and track AIA documents to be submitted to the Owner for payments along with any required backup.
Prepare and submit closeout documents to Subcontractors at job completion and track receipt of these documents.
Obtain O&M Manual documents from Subcontractors and prepare manuals as directed by the Project Manager, if required.
Provide Front Desk backup when needed.

Qualifications:

High School Education or higher
Knowledge of construction accounting or basic accounting background a plus
1-3 years basic accounting experience
Computer skills – Microsoft Office, Google, Etc
Good customer service skills – will work with Owners, auditors, subcontractors and other vendors
Ability to work with minimal supervision and schedule work as required for each specific project
Ability to follow directions for each specific project as they all may have different requirements
Ability to learn and use new programs as required by the Owner of specific projects

Working conditions:

Physical requirements:

While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to remain in a stationary position at a desk 90% of the time. The employee is occasionally required to move about inside the office to access file cabinets, other offices, and office machinery. Employees in this position also frequently communicate with owners, vendors, and other personnel either in person or by telephone and must be able to exchange accurate information in these situations.

Production Supervisor

Requirements:

Experience in all facets construction, including a working knowledge of plumbing and electrical
Handyman skills
Ability to supervise multiple crews and subcontractors
Ability to order materials
Familiarity with a Smartphone
Valid Driver’s License & good driving record

Carpenter - Lead Man

Requirements:

Experience in framing and trim
Handyman skills
A working knowledge of pluming, electrical, and drywall a plus
Ability to run a crew and work well with subcontractors
Ability to order materials
Familiarity with a Smartphone
Valid Driver’s License & good driving record
Ability to lift 50+ lbs

Drywall/Painter

Requirements:

Experience or trade school certificate
Ability to work with others
Ability to order materials
Familiarity with a Smartphone
Valid Driver’s License
Good driving record or reliable transportation to and from work
Ability to lift 50+ lbs

Insulation Installer

Job Description:

Our company is looking for an Insulation Installer to join our team. Do you enjoy working with your hands to complete projects and collaborating with a dedicated team of specialists on a daily basis? If you answered yes to both, you would do well as an insulation worker at our company. In this position, you are expected to take out old lining materials, properly dispose of the used materials and put in new, better insulation. While these tasks may seem simple, you are also expected to read blueprints, communicate with other workers and keep a record of inventory to ensure all projects are done efficiently and to the correct specifications. There is an opportunity for you to gain more responsibilities on the worksite as you become comfortable with this job. While candidates with construction experience are preferred, we will train any person who is willing to work hard and take pride in your craft. In this role, you will install blown-in cellulose, fiberglass, and spray foam insulation systems into walls, attics, basements, and crawl spaces. You will also conduct blower door tests to evaluate whether buildings are airtight. You must be capable of performing physical work both indoors and outdoors in hot or cold weather.

Install blown-in cellulose, fiberglass, and spray foam insulation systems
Perform air sealing
Conduct blower door tests
Complete paperwork for each job
Record materials used
Read blueprints and talk with supervisors at the start of every project to better understand the insulation needs for the specific building, based on the characteristics of the space and the heat-retention abilities of the materials
Measure and cut insulation before any installation, so it will properly cover surfaces in walls, floors and ceilings, and around heating and air conditioning units
Prepare surfaces for the installation of insulation by applying adhesives, metal pins, asphalt or cement
Use tools, such as handsaws, tape measures, knives, scissors and power saws, as needed to prepare the insulation for installation
Distribute insulation evenly in small spaces by using blowers and hose attachments
Run blowers by moving controls and levers whenever foam insulation is the best choice for the project at hand Install plastic covers, tape, cement, asphalt mastic, canvas strips or sealants to finish and cover insulated surfaces and keep the material safe from moisture
Follow proper safety procedures when removing old insulation that includes asbestos

Requirements:

High School diploma or equivalent
Experience in construction preferred
Comfort working both indoors and outdoors
Comfort using hand tools, power tools, and ladders
Comfort with working in heat and cold
Ability to perform repetitive movements
Strong decision making skills and verbal communication
Ability to lift 50+ lbs throughout the day
Valid Driver’s License
Good driving record or reliable transportation to and from work
Knowledge of PPE used in constructive settings