Jobs in Lakewood Ranch, FL

About the role

BB Living Overview   BB Living (“The Company”), founded in 2012, has been at the forefront of the rapidly growing single-family “build to rent” asset class since the beginning. The Company has grown from a niche investment driven by impacts of the Great Financial Crisis to a well-capitalized, highly attractive, stabilized business with a presence in the top markets and communities across the United States and a reputation as the leader in the “build to rent” asset class.     After successfully  identifying  the market demand for new, three (3) and four (4) bedroom rental homes, BB Living built 1,000 homes in Metro Phoenix between 2012-2018. In late 2018 BB Living partnered with a public homebuilder to expand the “build to rent” strategy nationwide. Through this partnership, BB Living has  established  itself as the best-in-class “build to rent” developer and operator, the preferred rental home provider of top master planned communities and developers across the country, with a presence in the fastest growing and most desirable markets throughout the US.      Leveraging our  track record  and vertically integrated team, The Company has elevated the quality of its portfolio  relative  to other single-family rental and “build to rent” operators.BB Living continues to grow, expanding its presence in new and existing markets through a robust acquisitions pipeline  providing continued growth opportunities for The Company .      Assistant Construction Manager     Opportunity Summary:    The  Assistant  Construction Manager , reporting directly to the Project Lead,  directs  and  supervises   all trades and suppliers performing contracted work in an area of work  designated  by the Project Lead . The  Assistant  Construction Manager, in coordination with the complete project team,   i s  responsible for creating schedules and managing the flow of work to achieve the project schedule. The  Constru ction  Manager manages  the jobsite workforce to ensure  compliance with project schedule,  budget,  and quality standards.       Responsibilities :      • Participate  and support   the creation of project schedules , budgets, scopes of work  for the   Project.   • P articipate in and support as directed by the Project  Lead, weekly  schedule coordination meetings with all subcontractor  foremen  to outline requirements of work completion, and other issues as may be required including but not limited to  manpower  requirements, interference coordination, inspections, and sequence of work. Distribute three-week look ahead schedules and communicate schedule requirements with all subcontractors.   • Walk,  inspect,  and produce corrective punch lists for all areas of work as  designated  by Project Lead .   This work with be performed a minimum of twice daily.    • Understand and ensure compliance with all contract documents and how they relate to performance of subcontracted work, material supplier agreements or professional services agreements .    Including scopes of work, quality standards, schedule requirements, formal and informal notice  requirements,  and other items necessary to ensure commitments are met.    • Promptly notify  project  team of schedule and performance issues,  develop,  and implement corrective plans to  maintain  budgets,  schedule,  and quality of work.   • Document  daily job reporting  according  to company  SOPs  to include  manpower  counts, weather conditions, activities performed, and material deliveries.   • Ensure compliance with  the  c ompany  s afety program as outlined in the Company Safety manual and provide safety and accident reporting as  required .   • Inspect and  m aintain  a clean jobsite  including both inside of homes under construction and overall jobsite. C ommunicate with  appropriate members  of the project team if there are repeat offenders.   • Initiate RFI’s to address issues with interpretation of plans and specifications, missing information, incorrect details, incomplete  information,  and other issues that require the direction of the Architect and Engineers.  Ensure that corrective information is shared with the complete project team and scopes of work are adjusted accordingly.   • Through daily communicatio ns, notify subcontractors and material suppliers in advance to assure materials are delivered promptly and subcontractors  maintain  production schedules.   • Proactively  identify  and s olve problems  affecting  schedules,  budget,  and quality.  Ensure  all actions are communicated to Project Lead and coordinated with complete project team.   • Ensure proper  coordination and scheduling of all inspections with local and state officials having  jurisdiction  over the project.   • Responsible for quality control  for  work and  its  adherence to the construction documents, and project requirements.   • Maintain a neat and  professional  office space and  appearance, presenting a professional image consistently.   • Maintains a  professional and  cooperative relationship with the architect, engineers, subcontractors, materials suppliers, town officials and the client.   • Maintain on site project files for work scopes, submittals, RFI’s, bulletins, drawing logs,  sketches,  and as-built drawings.       Requirements :     • Must  be capable of reading and understanding  plans and specifications and be knowledgeable about construction methods, materials, and  regulations.   • S hould  be flexible and work effectively in a fast-paced  environment.   • Must be decisive and work well under pressure, particularly when faced with unexpected occurrences or delays.   • The ability to coordinate  multiple  activities at  once.     • Must have good oral and written communication   skills.   • Must   establish  a good working  relationship.     • Periodic travel may be  required  as directed by Project Lead or others to support project execution,  training,  or other development needs.   • Project team will be  required  on site when any trades are working, or material deliveries are scheduled.    • 10-hour  OSHA training  required;  30  hours  preferred

What you'll bring

• Must  be capable of reading and understanding  plans and specifications and be knowledgeable about construction methods, materials, and  regulations.
• S hould  be flexible and work effectively in a fast-paced  environment.
• Must be decisive and work well under pressure, particularly when faced with unexpected occurrences or delays.
• The ability to coordinate  multiple  activities at  once.
• Must have good oral and written communication   skills.
• Must   establish  a good working  relationship.
• Periodic travel may be  required  as directed by Project Lead or others to support project execution,  training,  or other development needs.
• Project team will be  required  on site when any trades are working, or material deliveries are scheduled.
• 10-hour  OSHA training  required
• 30  hours  preferred