Commercial Construction Professional - Ground-Up Construction

Project Management | Field Leadership | Estimating & Preconstruction

BGC | G&G is looking for experienced commercial construction professionals with ground-up building experience who are ready to take on greater responsibility and build a long-term career with an established general contractor.

Your background may be in project management, field supervision, estimating/preconstruction, or a combination of these areas. You do not need experience in every discipline.

What matters most is that you understand how commercial buildings get built.

If you can read plans, understand construction sequencing, coordinate subcontractors and trades, recognize problems before they become bigger issues, and take ownership of your work, we would like to talk with you.

Depending on your experience, you may join us as a Project Engineer, Assistant Project Manager, Project Manager, Field Engineer, Assistant Superintendent, Superintendent, Junior Estimator, or Construction Estimator.

Your position, responsibilities, and compensation will be aligned with the experience and level of responsibility you bring to the company.

Builder Guru Contracting, Inc. and Gardiner & Gardiner Contracting, LLC.

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- BGC | G&G -- serve clients throughout Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Virginia.

Our construction history dates back to 1935, and our team works across a broad range of commercial environments, including:

• Ground-up commercial construction
• Multifamily projects
• Education and medical facilities
• Restaurants and offices
• Government projects
• Design-build and construction management
• Tenant improvements and renovations
• Specialty commercial facilities

Projects range from smaller commercial renovations to multimillion-dollar ground-up construction.

We also believe construction can be a long-term career, not simply a series of projects. Multiple members of our team have been with the company for 10, 15, and more than 20 years.

We Build a Tradition of Trust.

We are interested in construction professionals who can contribute in one of three primary areas.

If your strength is managing the business and coordination side of construction, your responsibilities may include project setup, buyout, schedules, budgets, cost control, RFIs, submittals, change orders, subcontractor coordination, owner communication, project meetings, punch lists, and closeout.

Experienced Project Managers may take ownership of commercial projects from startup through completion, including financial performance, schedule, client relationships, subcontractor management, and overall project execution.

Developing candidates may work closely with experienced leadership while progressing from Project Engineer or Assistant Project Manager responsibilities into greater project ownership.

If your strength is building and managing work in the field, you may support or lead daily operations on active commercial jobsites.

Responsibilities may include coordinating subcontractors, manpower, materials, deliveries, inspections, site logistics, safety, quality, field documentation, short-term schedules, and two-week look-aheads.

Experienced Superintendents should be comfortable anticipating upcoming construction needs, keeping trades moving, identifying schedule or coordination problems early, and leading field execution from project startup through final acceptance.

Developing field professionals may be considered for Field Engineer or Assistant Superintendent opportunities with the ability to grow into complete jobsite leadership.

If your strength is understanding the work before construction begins, you may contribute through…