I have great knowledge in residential construction being residential superintendent for 22 years and growing up in the trade and working my dad building custom homes.

One of my superintendents was a super for a foundation specialist company.

That is about right, one of my superintendent built one last year or two at 150-160 + permits using a GC.

I was a building superintendant for about 5 years.

So far I have been looking at home builder superintendent/manager roles.

I currently have a crew of 30, expandable to 50 (20 new hires) i guess, if all goes well, i would be the project manager with 1 or 2 superintendent at site.

I actually am a teacher myself and my former favorite principal is one the superintendents in Marysville SD.

During this initial learning period of 8 years after 1973, as I accumulated more knowledge and skills, besides “hands-on” experience I also worked sales, cost estimating and as an assistant superintendent overseeing multiple jobs.After graduating from Michigan Technical Institute with a diploma as a legal secretary (although I intend to become a medical transcriptionist and medical records specialist).

You will have to up a caliber on your hunt, where they charge you $50-60/hr and have working superintendents on the jobs, they work more on jobs like commercial state or more than your regular joe that has tools and truck.

I have spent years as a residential carpenter, and also spent a year as an Assistant Superintendent for a MultiFamliy general contractor.