I was a maintenance man/supervisor for apartment complexes, also was in construction.

This of course worked better for him, but with this being my full time job, it proved to not work on my end.With that said per your description your role is more of the project manager with him being more of a site supervisor style of role.

If the police give you a hard time ask for a supervisor.

While it is still not helpful to escalate to a supervisor level and too soon to contact a CEO or AVP I am looking for any contacts of Short Department Management.

I am a Maintenance Supervisor and REALTOR® for a property management firm in Baton Rouge, LA that specializes in LSU area rentals and professional housing in the metro area.

It will cost me but we'll work something out.Here in MA getting a GC (Construction Supervisor) license is complex.

Laundry, Covered Parking, power contracts, TV & Internet Contracts...don't scrimp on salaries, good property managers, leasing agents and maintenance supervisors are worth paying well.

I started an investment club consisting of real estate investor, general contractor, project mgr and a quality control supervisor.

"The only reason you do that is for profit" - a local HUD supervisors... well duh.And the numbers obviously didn't get their fair share of the story here.  

As I said I wore 3 hats and workplace gossip was killing me there as a source of business after they bailed out, and when they bailed I gave them their money back plus interest, and I gave it with a smile and no hard feelings.