Reports to: President
FLSA Status: Exempt
Pay Range: $75,000 to $120,000 per year

Summary of Position: This position will manage the execution of projects in accordance with the Company’s project management processes. This includes developing, prioritizing, and submitting plans, budget, and methodologies across a range of key projects, including complex and critical projects. This position will monitor progress and performance against the project plan, identify and resolve operational problems and minimize delays. This includes evaluating and authorizing changes that significantly impact the scope, budget, or timeline of a project. In addition, the Project Manager will select and manage ongoing relationships with external contractors so that the Company receives high standards of service. As the company scales, Project Managers will also help evaluate and develop new Project Manager(s) and monitor and communicate changes in market conditions and emerging trends to company owners.

Education and Experience: Associate’s degree in construction field or engineering plus 3-10 years’ experience in construction management, or the equivalent combination of education and experience.

Essential Duties/Responsibilities

General

• Manages general operations of all single-family renovation and new construction projects.
• Provides supervision of safety, tasks, schedule, and quality control.
• Provides direction and leadership to field and administrative team.
• Generates subcontracts, tracks/issues owner and subcontractor change orders.
• Creates conceptual schedule and works with Superintendent to convert to a working schedule and manages schedule throughout project.
• Works with subcontractors and administrative team to provide close-out documentation.
• Ensures client satisfaction with honest and timely communication of schedule, change orders, and quality control.
• Manages general operations of all construction projects in their field of expertise.
• Provides communication of budget, change orders, schedule, and quality control.
• Provides feedback that is directly related to employee performance evaluations.
• Follows and enforces HSC safety rules and regulations.
• Collaborates with design team to effectively manage through changes or errors in design documents.
• Develops strong relationships with subcontractors and gaining trust by being fair yet holding them accountable.
• Develops a client base with integrity who appreciate mutually beneficial relationships.
• Manages/controls cost and profit of project and communicates changes monthly to accounting.
• All other duties as assigned.

Required Skills/Abilities

• Microsoft Office efficiency (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Project).
• Can negotiate in tough situations without damaging relationships.
• Is well organized and can effectively communicate in both verbal and written formats.
• Ability to manage multiple projects at once.

Work Environment/Physical Requirements

• General office setting. Prolonged periods of sitting/standing at desk working on computer.
• Frequent visits to project sites; must be able to traverse worksites and withstand prolonged periods of walking, bending, and kneeling.
• Must be able to work in a variety of weather conditions and noise levels.

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Reports to: Business Support Manager
FLSA Status: Exempt
Pay Range: $60,000 to $70,000

Summary of Position: The Assistant Project Manager’s main responsibility is to support the Project Managers with day-to-day project management duties related to managing customer jobs and general office functions including, but not limited to, creating and processing documents, issuing commitments, ensuring subcontractor insurance compliance. This position will provide support in the management of the execution of projects in accordance with the Company’s project management processes. This includes assisting Project Managers in developing, prioritizing, and submitting plans, budget, and methodologies across a range of key projects, including complex and critical projects. This position will monitor progress and performance against the project plan, identify and resolve operational problems and minimize delays. This includes evaluating and authorizing changes that significantly impact the scope, budget, or timeline of a project. In addition, the Assistant Project Manager will help select and manage ongoing relationships with external contractors so that the Company receives high standards of service.

Education and Experience: Associate’s degree in construction field or the equivalent combination of education and experience.

Essential Duties/Responsibilities

General

• Assists Project Managers as needed during any stage of a project with scheduling meetings; creating, completing, and proofing documents; and contacting and coordinating with vendors, subcontractors, and project team.
• Assists Project Managers with the preparation and organization of the bidding
• Assists Project Managers and project team with project start up and
• Works with Project Managers to issue, record, and file subcontracts, purchase orders, change orders, RFIs, submittals, and ASIs.
• Runs various company reports such as utilization reports, affirmation of income reports, CompanyCam, etc.
• Coordinates project close-out documents.
• Supports the project management team with the daily flow of
• Oversees subcontractor insurance compliance with the third-party verification partner alongside the President.
• Regularly uses the printer and scanner as well as prints large scale drawings and assembles them accordingly.
• Assists the Project Manager(s)/field team in creating a submittal log that is paired with the construction schedule and assists the team in managing respective due dates.
• Generates subcontracts, tracks/issues owner and subcontractor change orders.
• Works with the project team to help create a conceptual schedule and works with Superintendent and Project Manager to convert to a working schedule and manages schedule throughout project.
• Ensures client satisfaction with honest and timely communication of schedule, change orders, and quality control.
• Understands project budgets, change orders, schedule, and quality control.
• Follows and enforces HSC safety rules and and regulations.
• Develops strong relationships with subcontractors and gaining trust by being fair yet holding them accountable.
• All other duties as assigned.

Project Management

• May attends bi-weekly owner progress meetings, types meeting minutes (or agenda items to add to architect’s minutes), reviews with Project Manager(s)/Superintendent(s) for accuracy, distributes to all key stakeholders within 24 hours of the meeting.
• Prepares a “BIC” list of all active & overdue submittals, RFI’s and open change orders for the team to review at each owner meeting.
• Works with project team to assemble bi-weekly photo report from CompanyCam that accurately reflects current work progress, this report will be shared at each owner progress meeting.
• Assists the Project Manager(s)/field team in creating a submittal log that is paired with the construction schedule and assists the team in managing respective due dates.
• Provides support as needed to the field team for weekly foreman’s meetings.
• Provides support to HSC team in preconstruction, including but not limited to: prequal of subcontractors/vendors, permit requirements, bid solicitation and organization.
• Reviews all contract documents to prepare required closeout documents, coordinates requirements with the field team and all subcontractors & vendors, including but not limited to: as-build drawings, operations and maintenance manuals, warrantied at the end of each project including any printing and copying required and compiling the books into binders, pdf’s & thumb drives as required an requested by the client & architect.
• Prepares and maintains submittal process in coordination with the Project Manager(s).
• Reviews drawings to ensure correctness and coordination with each Distributes updated documents accordingly.
• Reviews, inspects, and documents that project QA/QC requirements are being met and notifies contractor in writing of deficiencies.
• Administers and maintains RFI process and logs, ensuring accuracy.
• Verifies the validity of RFI’s and then communicates issues to Validates the information upon return.
• Organizes all close out documentation.
• Coordinates the construction schedules with Project Managers(s), Superintendent(s) and subcontractors.
• Identifies critical path items and ensures materials are being delivered on Takes necessary action steps to rectify any roadblocks.
• Administers change orders, maintains log, and obtains pricing with Project Managers(s) when necessary.
• Maintains reports and schedules.
• Disseminates information to project team members and any other appropriate personnel as requested.
• Corresponds with subcontractors relative to assigned duties.

Safety

• Leads by example following all OSHA and HSC rules and regulations.
• Pre-plans for upcoming activities that require specific safety measures.
• Has or will attend an OSHA 30-Hour Safety Course and maintains certification.

Schedule

• Reviews the overall project schedule with HSC superintendents and management noting potential problems and opportunities for improvement.
• Works with the Project Team to schedule required inspections timely and thoroughly.
• Finds ways to improve project schedules.
• Works with the Project Team to forecast accurately and timely for Hamilton Stern labor requirements.
• Identifies challenges and coordinates with project team to correct.
• Assists in managing overall schedule of the project.

Quality

• Knows all aspects, scopes, and requirements of each project.
• Demands a high level of quality by inspecting and correcting deficiencies.
• Reviews and becomes familiar with all drawings, submittals, contracts, subcontractor scopes, specifications, owner proposal and other project documentation.
• Ensures risks and issues are being tracked and mitigated/resolved.
• Follows through on punch-list and quality assurance programs.
• Ensures all close-out/turnover inspections and documents have been conducted and filed properly.

Communication

• Displays dedication to customer satisfaction.
• Maintains knowledge of customer’s expectations and maintains a positive relationship with customers, architects, engineers, and designers.
• Keeps open communication with employees and company
• Participates in project meetings with owners, designers and subcontractors as project requirements Participates in project meetings to consist of safety, schedule, and budget discussions.
• Identifies and solves problems that may arise throughout the project.
• Communicates schedules and updates to subcontractors, suppliers, owners, and HSC management.

Cost Control

• Displays dedication to overall company profitability.
• Effectively challenges change orders and missed scope with subcontractors.
• Authorizes or rejects proposed changes to cost or timescale beyond tolerance levels and all proposed changes to scope, checking for possible effects on the project deliverable committed to client.
• Notifies HSC management of changes and extras to the
• Immediately identifies any unreimbursed change orders and develops strategies to minimize cost impact.
• Manages time and material (T&M) work closely and seeks approval form T&M work that exceeds budgets.
• Manages material to minimize waste.

Pre-Construction

• Read blueprints.
• Prepare bids and material estimates from supplied blueprints.
• Provides estimates on material needs.
• Has a thorough understanding of bid documents.
• Distributes bid information to subcontractors in a concise, understandable, and timely manner; provides scope clarifications based on how the job would be bought out; and does not let subcontractors dictate scope via proposals.

Negotiated/Open Book Projects

• Understands the needs of the Owner and/or Design Team.
• Has the ability to provide Design-Assistance specifically related to constructability, feasibility, and cost.
• Able to compile subcontractor scopes of work and gather pricing for a complete scope of work at the conceptual level and Ensures that the project scope is complete, including the ability to recognize and fill all scope gaps.
• Additional duties as assigned.

Required Skills/Abilities

• Microsoft Office efficiency (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Project).
• Can negotiate in tough situations without damaging relationships.
• Is well organized and can effectively communicate in both verbal and written formats.
• Ability to manage multiple projects at at once.

Work Environment/Physical Requirements

• General office setting. Prolonged periods of sitting/standing at desk working on computer.
• Frequent visits to project sites; must be able to traverse worksites and withstand prolonged periods of walking, bending, and kneeling.
• Must be able to work in a variety of weather conditions and noise levels.

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Reports To: President
FLSA Status: Exempt
Pay Range: $65,000 to $120,000 per year

Summary of Position: The Project Superintendent is responsible for leading and directing the overall on-site coordination, administration, direction, construction, and resource allocation for a project. Contingent on size of project, may also function as a project lead person, leading a team of trades people to perform a specific project or project task.

Education and Experience: High school diploma or equivalent plus 5-7+ years of construction experience in similar role, or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Essential Duties/Responsibilities

• Provides leadership, direction, and management of general construction operations of mid-size to large projects.
• Establishes and maintains collaborative relationship with clients and all team members including design team and trade partners.
• Displays and models a positive approach in all aspects of the position, including promoting the company and its mission statement.
• Provides daily supervision of safety, tasks, production, scheduling, and quality control.
• Plans, coordinates, and directs efficient use of all resources, labor, equipment, materials, subcontractors & suppliers to achieve the highest level of quality for the least possible cost.
• Follows, models, and enforces HSC company policies including safety/compliance rules and regulations.
• Maintains a clean, well-organized, and compliant project office (trailer).
• All other duties as assigned.

Safety/Compliance Responsibilities

• Ensures no one is allowed to perform work on HSC jobsites without an executed contract and compliant insurance.
• Reviews weekly contract log for compliance, follows up as needed.
• Leads by example following all OSHA and HSC rules and regulations.
• Prevents/stops unsafe acts by others. Enforces and corrects safety violations and uses the Safety Violation Charity Program.
• Participates in/conducts HSC toolbox talks; Conducts weekly safety inspections.
• Notifies President immediately (within 24hrs) in the event of an incident. Provides Incident report with sufficient backup including but not limited to photo’s, thorough description of the incident.
• Pre-plans for upcoming activities that require specific safety measures.

Pre-Construction

• Assists project team during the budgeting stage of the project, “create the plan” including but not limited to plan review and mark-up, scope review and mark-up, establishing project schedule, submittal plan and review long-lead items.
• Meets periodically with all key stakeholders to validate the construction plan.

Schedule

• Schedules and manages mid-size to large projects, workforce, and subcontractors.
• Assists Project Managers with managing overall schedule of mid-size and larger projects.
• Creates, updates (weekly) and communicates 3-week outlook schedule on larger projects.
• Finds ways to improve project schedule.
• Participates and assists in creating an accurate and realistic construction schedule. Updates construction schedule “bi-weekly”.
• Forecasts accurately and timely for Hamilton Stern labor requirements.

Submittals

• Assists project team in creating a submittal log that is paired/coordinated with the construction schedule, contract documents and project team (Owner/A/E & Subcontractors & Vendors).
• Ensures that submittals are submitted, reviewed, and executed in accordance with the plan to make sure all materials are approved and show up when required for an optimal construction schedule.
• Gathers information and documents for close-out / turnover manuals. Completes within 30-days of substantial completion.

Technical

• Demonstrates a willingness to acquire a complete working knowledge (reads & interprets) of ALL contract documents, subcontractor scopes, submittals, permits and inspection requirements for each project.
• Monitors material deliveries for accuracy and correct placement.
• Reads blueprints, shop drawings and submittals.
• Identifies and solves problems that may arise throughout the project.

Quality

• Conducts punch-list and quality control programs.
• Inspects and corrects work for deficiencies.
• Accompanies inspectors during schedule inspections.
• Utilizes best practices to establish project specific quality control plan including but not limited to checking dimensions, square, level, adherence to shop drawings, manufacturer instructions, existing conditions, project documents and approved submittals.

Communication

• Maintains a Daily Log.
• Attends or conducts weekly project meetings “foreman’s meetings” with subcontractors & vendors as project requirements dictate. Documents meetings with HSC standard meeting template and distributes current information to all team members within 48 hours of the meeting.
• Provides timely and clear communication to subcontractors, vendors, and key stakeholders as necessary to expedite the decision-making process.

Cost Control/Fiscal Responsibility

• Displays dedication to overall company profitability.
• Notifies HSC management of changes and extras to the project. Ensures change order work is not executed in the field without written approval from HSC.
• Looks for opportunities to provide value engineering to maximize cost efficiency and productivity in the field.
• Adheres to contract documents and holds subcontractors accountable on extras.
• Manages time and materials (T&M) work closely and seeks approval for T&M work that exceeds the budget.
• Manages material to minimize waste.

Required Skills/Abilities

• OSHA 30-hour certification.
• Ability to prioritize manpower, materials, and equipment; well organized.
• Ability to skillfully negotiate in tough situations and win concessions without damaging relationships.
• Communicates effectively and proactively, both verbally and in writing.
• Ability to motivate HSC employees and subcontractors.
• Strong drive and ability to mentor and develop team members.
• Exhibits effective listening skills.
• Holds all team members accountable to increase effectiveness and productivity.
• Works to present current and accurate information (verbal or written) in a clear, well-organized, and effective way. Gathers information to ensure all relevant facts are considered.
• Makes decisions based on facts and verifiable information, avoids speculation as a basis for making decisions.
• Understands and adheres to all company and department policies and procedures, discusses any observed deficiencies with immediate supervisor.

Work Environment/Physical Requirements

• Work performed at construction sites.
• Must be able to work in a variety of weather conditions and noise levels.
• Must be able to traverse worksites and withstand prolonged periods of walking, bending, and kneeling.

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Reports to: President
FLSA Status: Exempt
Pay Range: $56,000 to $91,000 per year

Summary of Position: The Project Foreman is responsible for overseeing daily operations at a worksite to ensure the completion of projects in a timely and efficient manner. Duties include coordinating tasks for the day, creating schedules for workers, overseeing quality and quantity of work, managing subcontractors, and ensuring site safety. The Project Foreman communicates with clients and reports the progress of the project to stakeholders on a regular basis.

Education and Experience: High school diploma or equivalent plus 5-7+ years of construction experience in a similar role, or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Essential Duties/Responsibilities

General

• Provides leadership, direction, and management of general construction operations on small to mid-size projects and/or assists Superintendent on larger projects.
• Establishes and maintains collaborative relationship with clients and all team members including design team and trade partners.
• Displays a positive approach in all aspects of the position, including promoting the company and its mission statement.
• Performs skilled labor dependent on job specific tasks and assignments.
• Provides daily supervision of safety, tasks, production, scheduling, and quality control.
• Plans, coordinates, and directs efficient use of all resources, labor, equipment, materials, subcontractors & suppliers to achieve the highest level of quality for the least possible cost.
• Follows and enforces HSC company policies including safety/compliance rules and regulations.
• Maintains a clean, well-organized, and compliant project office.
• Reads/comprehends shop drawings.
• Steps in when Superintendent is unavailable.
• Creates a 3-week schedule with Superintendent, relying heavily on excel spreadsheet capabilities.
• All other duties as assigned​.

Pre-Construction

• Meets periodically with all key stakeholders to validate the construction plan.
• Assists with the staging of dumpsters, trailers, connex boxes, parking, etc.

Schedule

• Schedules and manages small to mid-size projects, workforce, and subcontractors.
• Assists Superintendent with managing overall schedule of larger projects.
• Creates, updates (weekly) and communicates 3-week outlook schedule on smaller projects or assists Superintendent on larger projects.
• Finds ways to improve project schedule.
• Participates and assists in creating an accurate and realistic construction schedule. Updates construction schedule “bi-weekly”.
• Forecasts accurately and timely for Hamilton Stern labor requirements.

Submittals

• Assists project team in creating a submittal log that is paired/coordinated with the construction schedule, contract documents and project team (Owner/A/E & Subcontractors & Vendors).
• Ensures that submittals are submitted, reviewed, and executed in accordance with the plan to make sure all materials are approved and show up when required for an optimal construction schedule.

Technical

• Demonstrates a willingness to acquire a complete working knowledge (reads & interprets) of ALL contract documents, subcontractor scopes, submittals, permits and inspection requirements for each project.
• Monitors material deliveries for accuracy and correct placement.
• Reads blueprints, shop drawings and submittals.
• Identifies and solves problems that may arise throughout the project.

Quality

• Conducts punch-list and quality control programs.
• Inspects and corrects work for deficiencies.
• Accompanies inspectors during schedule inspections.
• Utilizes best practices to establish project specific quality control plan including but not limited to checking dimensions, square, level, adherence to shop drawings, manufacturer instructions, existing conditions, project documents and approved submittals.
• Helps other subcontractors with the prepping process.

Communication

• Maintains a Daily Log.
• Attends or conducts weekly project meetings “foreman’s meetings” with subcontractors & vendors as project requirements dictate. Documents meetings with HSC standard meeting template and distributes current information to all team members within 48 hours of the meeting.
• Provides timely and clear communication to subcontractors, vendors, and key stakeholders as necessary to expedite the decision-making process.

Cost Control/Fiscal Responsibility

• Displays dedication to overall company profitability.
• Notifies HSC management of changes and extras to the project. Ensures change order work is not executed in the field without written approval from HSC.
• Looks for opportunities to provide value engineering to maximize cost efficiency and productivity in the field.
• Adheres to contract documents and holds subcontractors accountable on extras.
• Manages time and materials (T&M) work closely and seeks approval for T&M work that exceeds the budget.
• Manages material to minimize waste.

Safety Responsibilities

• Ensures no one is allowed to perform work on HSC jobsites without an executed contract and compliant insurance.
• Reviews weekly contract log for compliance and follows-up as needed.
• Leads by example following all OSHA and HSC rules and regulations.
• Prevents /stops unsafe acts by others. Enforces and corrects safety violations and uses the Safety Violation Charity Program.
• Participates in/conducts HSC toolbox talks.
• Conducts weekly safety inspections.
• Notifies President and Superintendent immediately (within 24hrs) in the event of an incident.
• Provides Incident report with sufficient backup including, but not limited to, photos and a thorough description of the incident.
• Pre-plans for upcoming activities that require specific safety measures.

Required Skills/Abilities

• OSHA 10-hour certification.
• Ability to prioritize manpower, materials, and equipment; well organized.
• Ability to skillfully negotiate in tough situations and win concessions without damaging relationships.
• Communicates effectively and proactively, both verbally and in writing.
• Ability to motivate HSC employees and subcontractors.
• Strong drive and ability to mentor and develop team members.
• Exhibits effective listening skills.
• Holds all team members accountable to increase effectiveness and productivity.
• Works to present current and accurate information (verbal and written) in a clear, well-organized, and effective way; gathers information to ensure all relevant facts are considered.
• Makes decisions based on facts and verifiable information; avoids speculation as a basis for making decisions.
• Understands and adheres to all company and department policies and procedures and discusses any observed deficiencies with immediate supervisor.

Work Environment/Physical Requirements

• Work performed at construction sites.
• Must be able to work in a variety of weather conditions and noise levels.
• Must be able to traverse worksites and withstand prolonged periods of walking, bending, and kneeling.
• Ability to lift up to 25 pounds at a time.

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Reports To: Carpenter Foreman
FLSA Status: Non-exempt
Pay Range: $18.00 to $30.00 per hour

Summary of Position: The Carpenter will build, erect, install, and repair forms, structures, and other fixtures made from wood and other materials as needed to assist with various types of construction projects. Working with little supervision while following all health and safety standards is essential.

Education and Experience: High school diploma or equivalent required. Successful completion of vocational school or technical college or apprenticeship program or 2+ years of experience via on-the-job training required.

Essential Duties/Responsibilities

• Assists Carpenter Foreman in construction, repairs, and installation of materials at job sites.
• Cuts and shapes structures, forms, or other fixtures from wood, plastic, fiberglass, or drywall.
• Uses various hand and power tools to securely build assigned projects.
• Joins materials with the most appropriate nail, screw, staple, or adhesive.
• Ensures the accuracy of work by checking completed projects with tools such as levels, surveying equipment, or framing squares; corrects problems as needed.
• Erects and dismantles scaffolding.
• Installs windows and doors.
• Continually works to improve skills and complete tasks in an expedient manner for future advancement.
• Arrives on the job site on time wearing proper attire and PPE.
• Loads and unloads material.
• Sets up protection on site.
• Drives the company box truck as needed (must be at least 21 and have a valid driver’s license).
• Completes miscellaneous tasks in a timely manner.
• All other duties as assigned.

Safety Responsibilities

• Follows HSC safety rules and regulations; prevents/stops unsafe acts by others on site.
• Attends HSC toolbox talks.
• Notifies supervisor immediately in the event of an incident/safety violation.

Required Skills/Abilities

• OSHA 10-hour certification.
• Carpentry skills and basic knowledge of construction techniques.
• Ability to work as part of a team.
• Ability to follow directions.
• Able to assist a higher-level carpenter with framing, drywall hanging, taping, patching, millwork, trim work, etc.
• Detail oriented.
• Comfortable asking questions to better understand and get clarification.
• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment.
• Experience with advanced power tools is helpful.
• Experience driving a forklift is helpful.

Work Environment/Physical Requirements

• Work performed at construction sites.
• Must be able to work in a variety of weather conditions and noise levels.
• Prolonged periods of standing, walking, bending, and kneeling.
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds at a time.
• A good sense of balance, and excellent hand-eye coordination.
• Manual dexterity as needed to operate a variety of tools, machinery, and equipment.
• Ability to work safely with sharp tools or power equipment.

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Reports to: Site Superintendent
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
Pay Range: $17.00 to $22.00 per hour

Summary of Position: The duties and responsibilities of a laborer are geared toward maintaining a clean, safe, and efficient construction site while also supporting the overall project.

Education and Experience: High school diploma or equivalent.

Essential Duties/Responsibilities

• Performs basic hand tool use.
• Performs basic demolition.
• Assists crew on-site.
• Follows HSC safety rules and regulations.
• Cleans and prepares construction sites to eliminate possible hazards.
• Assists Lead Carpenter and Carpenters in construction, repairs, and installation.
• Continually works to improve skills and complete tasks in an expedient manner for future advancement.
• Performs daily tasks in a safe manner in accordance with company policies.
• Arrives on the job site on time wearing proper attire and PPE.
• Loads and unloads materials. 
• Cleans up jobsite. 
• All other duties as assigned.

Safety Responsibilities

• Follows HSC safety rules and regulations; prevents/stops unsafe acts by others.
• Attends HSC toolbox talks.
• Notifies Superintendent immediately in the event of a safety related incident.

Required Skills/Abilities

• OSHA 10-hour certification.
• Basic knowledge of construction techniques, carpentry, and an understanding of the safe operation of hand and power tools preferred.  
• Ability to follow direction and perform given tasks independently.
• Detail oriented.
• Flexibility to perform various tasks.
• Eager and willing to learn.
• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment.

Work Environment/Physical Requirements

• Work performed at construction sites.
• Must be able to work in a variety of weather conditions and noise levels.
• Prolonged periods of standing, walking, bending, and kneeling.
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds at a time.
• A good sense of balance, and excellent hand-eye coordination.
• Ability to work safely with sharp tools or power equipment.

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Reports To: TBD
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
Pay Range: $15.50-$25 per hour

Summary of Position: Are you interested in exploring an exciting career in construction? Hamilton Stern has spring, summer, and fall part-time and full-time co-ops and internships available. Our student opportunities are more than a summer job—these are professional and educational opportunities to help prepare you for a future career in an exciting industry.

Interns and co-op participants will gain valuable experience working on the job by learning various aspects of a construction project. You will work closely with our team of experienced superintendents, project managers, and/or field team to support ongoing projects, gain insight into career in construction and/or construction management, and work towards building your foundation in the industry.

Hamilton Stern Construction is actively seeking high school and secondary education candidates who are interested in the trades, construction, and project management. We place high value on internships/co-ops and will build an opportunity specifically for your career goals, education, and experience.

Education and Experience: Enrolled in a high school trades program or pursuing an associate or bachelor’s degree program in civil engineering or a construction related field.

Essential Duties/Responsibilities: To be defined by internship or co-op opportunity

HSC Internships/Co-Ops Provide:

• Hands-on experience in the construction industry.
• Mentorship from experienced construction industry professionals
• Exposure to real world construction projects.
• Potential for growth and employment opportunities based on performance.

Required Skills/Abilities:

• Eager and willing to learn.
• Ability to follow direction and perform given tasks independently.
• Reliable and punctual.

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