Haskell is hiring Superintendents!
Haskell is currently seeking experienced project-based Superintendents to join our dynamic team.
Are you ready to move your career forward, and start the BEST job of your life? Haskell is committed to providing you with the resources to help you grow and discover your potential. We promote an environment that encourages innovative ideas and allows you to develop the best “how” to get the job done.
Joining Construction Core will enable you to build the buildings on which people depend, collaborate with teammates to overcome obstacles and fix problems on the jobsite using your skills. Your leadership will be key in managing and leading your team.
For more information, email: kevin.waldrop@haskell.com
BENEFITS
Specific Knowledge, Skills, License, Certifications
- Must have excellent organization and verbal communication skills; attention to detail
- Must be a self-starter and someone who delivers results
- Must be able to provide effective verbal and written instructions; must be able to assimilate and share highly technical information
- Must possess excellent leadership and management skills
- Must be able to collaborate with others to accomplish organizational goals, identify and resolve problems
- Experience with projects over $500 million+
- Must be customer-focused – internal and external
- Must hold First Aid and CPR certification
- Minimum of OSHA 10-Hour certification
CONSTRUCTION CORE
The Construction Core team supports all of Haskell’s delivery groups on projects throughout the United States. C-Core is responsible for providing the field management personnel, starting with the craft worker, to the Project Superintendent. C-Core also provides team members with logistical support, including but not limited to establishing per diem rates, company trucks for superintendents, and the coordination of arrival for team members as needed on the project. C-Core provides continual training to support team members’ development from entry-level craft worker, via in-house/online courses, to local jurisdiction apprenticeship programs. Haskell assists team members’ ability to work their way up through the ranks, helping them find new ways to use their minds hands to get the job done
What Our Team Members Have to Say
Meet Haskell's Superintendents
Not everyone who enters Haskell’s Assistant Project Manager – Construction (APMC) program will emerge as a Project Superintendent...
Superintendent William “Skip” Brazell has seen it all during his 35 years with Haskell, and he’s earned a reputation...
Sit back and relax for a minute. In the deep, easy southern drawl of a fellow from the country outside Lake City, Florida,...
Brandon Reynolds worked his way through the trades on his journey to becoming a superintendent. He believes the most crucial...
Haskell Project Superintendent Karl Kerr likes to take a vacation after finishing a project and before starting a new one....
Paula Jimeno is willing to go halfway around the world to do a job for Haskell, and that’s exactly what she did to serve as Project...
Like most kids entering high school, Cody Yax had no idea what career path he would follow. Then he decided to enroll in carpentry,...
Oni Ramirez has worked in construction since he came to the U.S. from Mexico at 18. He started in residential construction...
Charlie Brazell remembers his father, Charles Brazell Sr., taking him and his brother, Skip, to job sites when they were...
Haskell Project Superintendent Joey Montano has a thing about islands. He grew up in Orange County, Calif., then moved...
Haskell Project Superintendent Sean Plocich said he learned about hard work growing up on a ranch in Texas. “Hard work was...
Haskell Project Superintendent Jay Treon figures he has built just about everything but houses. He’s built intricate...
As Haskell expands its scale and scope in Southeast Asia, it is continually proving itself against competitors with a 30-year...
Haskell Project Superintendent Shawn O’Brien learned carpentry in the Air Force, and that education has served him well...
Haskell Project Superintendent Scott Cupicciotti has been in and around construction all his life. The son of a general...
Keith Hovey grew up in Red Oak, Oklahoma, where they don’t have a stoplight. His family didn’t have much money or, for that...
When he started college, Scott Carrick thought he wanted to be a police officer, but then he realized he didn’t want to fix...
Haskell Project Superintendent Greg Powell grew up in Independence, Kentucky, a town without a stoplight, but he’s managed...
Robby Dick is a Florida native who loves small towns. He grew up in Lecanto, an unincorporated town in Citrus County, and...
As Haskell Project Superintendents go, Brandon Holmes is the first of his kind. Some years back, the company’s construction...
Project Superintendent Jeff Williams loves ancient history, traveling, the Georgia Bulldogs and golf. On the other hand,...
John Ackerman likes to build, and he’s built a lot of things – houses, warehouses, wastewater plants, schools and a man cave...
Haskell Project Superintendent Andy Sonni grew up in the Dominican Republic. One day, when he was about 20, a friend called....
Bryan Smith considers himself a “double-hatter” with expertise in construction and safety management....
A 39-year employee who has performed nearly every job there is on a project, Harold Coleman is a seasoned and reliable superintendent...
Growing up, Haskell Project Superintendent Terry DeMauro enjoyed repairing the mechanical equipment on his family’s...
In the same way that it pioneered the Design-Build method of project delivery decades ago, Haskell is distinguishing itself...
Five years ago, Nathan Faloon and his family sought relief from the harsh winters of New England. Hailing from Dover-Foxcroft,...
Haskell Project Superintendent Steve Clifford was just finishing a challenging job for the United States Coast Guard...
Fresh out of the University of Alabama with a degree in civil engineering, Brad Meadows spent the first three years of his...
As a construction manager in Haskell’s Mexico City office, Waldo Salado delivers solutions. Salado helps to lead projects...
Aaron Ware joined Haskell in 2009 as a temporary laborer, a guy who, in need of a life change, had migrated from one corner...
During one of Bobby Bradley’s first days as a carpenter apprentice at Haskell, his superintendent sat him down and asked...
As the coronavirus overwhelmed the New York metropolitan area in March and construction sites shut down en masse, Haskell’s...
Ken Yuille had worked as a concrete finisher for his entire career when he joined Haskell in 2006. He’s now a project superintendent...
Charles “CJ” Singleton joined Haskell in 2017 because he wanted “bigger and better things” for himself and his family....
These days, Sonny Carter is an experienced and accomplished project superintendent with Haskell, responsible for planning...
Michael Drawe’s resume tells the story of Haskell’s success in commercial and industrial construction. A Haskell veteran...
Haskell Project Superintendent Darrell Jones brings three invaluable assets to every project he oversees: electrical...
Jeff Akers brings the experience of a military education and playing middle linebacker in college to the job site, but he...
Brian Shaw never intended to follow in his father’s footsteps and work in the construction industry. Only after he served...
Eric Wittmann joined Haskell as a temporary employee on a project in his native Chicago in 2013. That employment arrangement...
Eusebio Arriaga was a young assistant superintendent working on a Frito Lay facility in Jonesboro, Arkansas, when leaders...
Led by a strong sense of industriousness, Ron Sebastian launched a new phase of his long construction career two years ago...
Here are some fun Frankie McGee facts. Frankie was a 15-year-old grocery store bag boy when he met his future wife, Ann. She...
Rick Craven has a unique retirement plan. He doesn’t plan to retire. Craven, 56, is as enthusiastic as ever about his job...
It’s a dream of many to spend their retirement traveling the country. Haskell Project Superintendent Tim Payne and his...
A lucky few know at a very young age what they want to do when they grow up. Haskell Project Superintendent Mike Stroz knew...
