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Michael Page is seeking a Superintendent - Corporate Interiors in Washington, DC. This role involves overseeing on-site construction activities, managing subcontractors, and ensuring compliance with safety standards while maintaining project schedules.
The ideal candidate will have over 5 years of construction experience focused on corporate interiors, strong leadership skills, and the ability to commute across the DMV region. A competitive salary between $100K and $125K, along with a vehicle allowance and health insurance, is offered.
Our client is a client-driven construction management and general contracting firm generating roughly $40M in annual revenue, with a team of approximately 35-40 employees across office and field operations. The company focuses primarily on interior renovations, along with capital improvement, industrial, retail, and light base building projects, typically ranging from smaller to mid-sized scopes with fast-paced schedules. Teams manage multiple projects simultaneously, with assistant project managers and project managers overseeing several jobs at different stages, balancing office responsibilities with regular site visits. The organization emphasizes a collaborative, results-driven environment built on accountability, integrity, and proactive management, and offers a flexible, autonomous culture where employees have ownership over their schedules alongside a close-knit team dynamic supported by regular company events.
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