Assistant Construction Administrator in Brooklyn, NY, US
Brooklyn based Architecture and Interior Design firm is seeking an Assistant Construction Administrator. The ideal candidate will have a minimum 5 years of experience working on high end residential projects. RESPONSIBILITIES:- Attending regular OAC site meetings- Surveying existing and as-built conditions for our work that is in construction.- Revising and updating Construction Documents and developing SKs as required during the course of construction.- Producing coordination drawings – plans, sections, elevations and details- Assisting with construction progress documentation – field reports, photographs, organizing, storing and distribution. - Assisting with the selection of finishes and specifications. Assembling Binders and collecting samples as needed for approvals.- Assisting with the review and verification of Project Submittals.- Assisting with tracking and reviewing of project financials. Budgets, Applications for Payment, Change Orders and Lien Releases. REQUIREME...
Brooklyn based Architecture and Interior Design firm is seeking an Assistant Construction Administrator.
The ideal candidate will have a minimum 5 years of experience working on high end residential projects.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Attending regular OAC site meetings
- Surveying existing and as-built conditions for our work that is in construction.
- Revising and updating Construction Documents and developing SKs as required during the course of construction.
- Producing coordination drawings – plans, sections, elevations and details
- Assisting with construction progress documentation – field reports, photographs, organizing, storing and distribution.
- Assisting with the selection of finishes and specifications. Assembling Binders and collecting samples as needed for approvals.
- Assisting with the review and verification of Project Submittals.
- Assisting with tracking and reviewing of project financials. Budgets, Applications for Payment, Change Orders and Lien Releases.
REQUIREME...
