YOU: 

 

• You’re the clear expert for all that is Structural Steel. Yet as much as you’re known for your encyclopedic steel knowledge, you’re equally well known for your hands-on problem solving abilities–both on a drawing or in the field. 

 

• Structural Steel is your sweet spot. You love the work you do. You like being recognized and rewarded for leading and being a critical part of the team. 

 

• You’re at home both in the field and in the shop. If you had to choose between the two, you’d be hard pressed to choose a clear favorite since you enjoy the variety it provides.

 

• You’re goal and deadline driven, and some who know you would say disturbed (and slightly perturbed) when tasks/projects/initiatives are not completed on time. You are known for telling others the truth about deadlines (instead of what they hope to hear).  

 

• You’re personally highly disciplined and take your job seriously, but it’s not all about you.

 

• You are a respected member of the team who enjoys getting the most out of the other team members to meet goals, deadlines and budgets, and grow the company’s already excellent reputation. You know that no man/woman is an island, and that you must all pull together in your team to Make It Happen. You’re known for working well with adjacent teams, whether they are internal or external, as well as members of your own team.

 

THE POSITION:

 

Responsibilities

 

• A Full Scope Understanding. Develops and can articulate in written form, an understanding of the full scope of each project, including the interdependence between the myriad details within the job.

 

• Multiple Crews. Leads, manages and develops multiple crews (shop and field) so the teams are working like proverbial well-oiled machines. Communicates clearly and resourcefully, always finding a way to cross physical, mental, or minor cultural or language barriers.

 

• Custom Solutions. There’s never a problem for which you can’t come up with at least one or two viable solutions, and you are ultimately responsible for inventing, getting buy-off on, and implementing custom solutions to unique problems.

 

• On-Time/On Budget. Drives for on-time, on-budget projects in the face of unknowns and extreme time and budget pressure. 

 

• Effective and Efficient Relationships. Maintains effective and efficient relationships with all those within the project. Internally you’ll interface and work closely with others on your team, and our shoring and concrete divisions, to deliver a cohesive client product and experience. Externally you’ll work hand in hand with client-side architects, engineers, contractors, and owners.

 

• Executes additional duties and responsibilities as assigned. 

 

Requirements

 

• Multiple years of experience leading onsite crews of two or more iron workers or welders.
• Understands construction-related processes, as well as industry practices.
• Ability to read and comprehend structural, architectural, and technical drawings.
• Experience operating heavy equipment including forklifts, scissor lifts, etc., and understanding crane signals.
•  Certification in 3G & 4G NR232 innershield a plus
•  Familiar with and adheres to AISC and AWS standards

•  Experience in OSHA safety training and certifications. OSHA 30 Certification a plus.
• Exhibits a high level of professionalism, integrity, and be willing and able to maintain a positive and professional demeanor in representing Bill Brown Construction Company.

Work Environment

 

As with most construction-related positions, you must be able to regularly work in an office and/or construction environment. Less-than-ideal conditions include exposure to the outdoors, including hot/cold temperatures, wet conditions, and general noise. You must be able to commute regionally on occasion,  as project sites change.

 

Physical Requirements

 

While performing the duties of this job, the employee must regularly navigate uneven terrain on job sites, and sit, stand, walk, talk or hear and occasionally climb or balance and stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus. Must be able to lift and/or move 75 pounds. 

 

ABOUT US:

 

Concrete. Steel. Earth retention and shoring.  Bill Brown Construction Company (BBCC) is the premier provider of integrated concrete services for technically complex, high-end single family homes and commercial structures — from San Francisco to Monterey. We offer creative solutions for concrete and structural steel foundations and are experts in the construction of retrofit basements for growing families. Our company also specializes in innovative concrete techniques for architectural building elements.

 

HOW TO APPLY:

 

At BBCC we believe everyone has the right to be happy and successful in their job. Please tell us a little about yourself by first taking our 5-minute survey and then sending your resume. This survey is not a test– there are no right or wrong answers. We’ll also send you your own results instantly, so you can see the same thing that we see, and then we’ll be in touch.

 

FIRST: take our 5-Minute Survey  by clicking HERE. 

NEXT: send your resume to clazzarini@bbrownconstruction.com  

 

BBCC is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer and will consider all qualified applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, protected veteran status, or disability status.