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HFS Company

Construction Manager - Bath, NY

Bath, NY · On-site

$130K - $150K/yr

Construction Manager Position OverviewThe Construction Manager (CM) will provide full-time onsite ... Safety & Deficiency TrackingConduct daily field inspections and prepare clear inspection ...

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How much do construction deficiency jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 5, 2026, the average yearly pay for construction deficiency in the United States is $95,168.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $71,000.00 and $115,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Construction Deficiency vs Construction Inspector?

AspectConstruction DeficiencyConstruction Inspector
Required credentialsKnowledge of building codes, inspection standardsCertifications like ICC, state licensing, construction knowledge
Work environmentConstruction sites, project sites, or post-construction inspectionsOn-site inspections, reviewing construction work for compliance
Employer & industry usageDevelopers, contractors, homeowners, and inspectorsGovernment agencies, construction firms, inspection companies

Construction Deficiency refers to issues or defects found in a building or construction project that need correction, while a Construction Inspector is a professional who assesses construction work for compliance with codes and standards. The inspector identifies deficiencies but does not create them. Both roles require knowledge of building codes and often certifications like ICC. Construction Deficiency is a condition or problem, whereas Construction Inspector is a job role focused on quality assurance and compliance.

What construction deficiency job is most in demand?

Construction deficiency roles often involve inspecting and identifying issues in building projects, with demand for positions such as construction inspectors and quality control specialists increasing due to stricter building codes and safety standards. These jobs typically require knowledge of construction processes, building codes, and inspection tools, and often involve fieldwork and report documentation.

What's the easiest construction deficiency job to get into?

Construction deficiency roles often involve inspecting and identifying issues in building projects, and entry-level positions such as construction inspector or quality control assistant are generally easier to enter with a high school diploma and basic knowledge of construction processes. These jobs may require on-the-job training and can serve as a starting point for a career in construction quality management.

What cities are hiring for Construction Deficiency jobs?

Cities with the most Construction Deficiency job openings:

Superintendent (3 positions available)

Ferrovial

Fort Worth, TX • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 25 days ago

Job description

About us:North Tarrant Infrastructure, LLC is one of the subsidiaries of the Ferrovial Group in the U.S. It is currently working on several projects in the U.S., including the North Tarrant Express (NTE) Projects ("NTE Projects"). The NTE Extension Project is a part of the NTE Projects, which consist of a series of major highway improvements to the critical I-820 and SH-121/183 corridor in North Tarrant County, Texas. The NTE Projects will relieve congestion, improve safety, and provide for anticipated traffic growth in one of the country's fastest developing regions. The NTE First Project was a $1.451 billion design-build project consisting of rebuilding the existing main lanes as well as adding four toll-managed lanes, frontage roads and auxiliary lanes in the corridor between I-35 West and Industrial Boulevard. The NTE Extension Project is the next part of the NTE Projects. The construction of the original $984 million part of the project (Segment 3A) was completed by North Tarrant Infrastructure, LLC, and the current $580.5 million part (Segment 3C) of the NTE Extension Project is presently being carried out by North Tarrant Infrastructure, LLC.Job Description:

EMPLOYER: North Tarrant Infrastructure, LLC

POSITION: Superintendent (3 positions available)

WORKSITE: 13601 N Fwy, Fort Worth, Texas 76177

JOB DUTIES:

The Superintendent's responsibilities include coordinating and supervising construction activities within the project. This includes adhering to the project schedule, priorities, design, quality standards, and requirements. Additionally, they will issue directives to Foremen to manage crews, as well as plan and schedule all requirements for labor, equipment, and materials costs strategically. This role involves ensuring the timely completion of assignment operations while staying within the budget.

Job Duties/Responsibilities:

  • Promoting job site safety, encourages safe work practices and rectifies job site hazards immediately;
  • Ensuring all company employees and contractors are adhering to the company safety policy;
  • Coordinating construction activities;
  • Directing subcontractor field personnel to achieve completion of the projects on schedule, within
  • Budget within quality workmanship that conforms the original plans;
  • Coordinating and planning daily work with Associate Project Manager and Project Manager;
  • Report progress and coordinate long-term schedules with Segment Manager Maintaining construction
  • schedule by identifying and solving problems in advance or as they are discovered;
  • Ordering materials and scheduling inspections throughout the process;
  • Responsible for the Quality Control Inspections in his area and cooperate with the Quality Department
  • with Quality Assurances Inspections;
  • Ensuring that all resources assigned are maintained, protected, secured, and utilized efficiently;
  • Maintaining an organized job site;
  • Responsible for daily activity reports and tracking materials; and,
  • Analyzing problems and making sound decisions in a timely manner based on objectives, risk, implications, and costs.

MINIMUM EXPERIENCE:

Five (5) years of experience working in large civil infrastructure Design build or Design-bid-build projects valued at $400 million or more with the following specific experience in the transportation sector, including experience working on brownfield projects frequently required by the client to keep the infrastructure open to traffic; experience managing construction activities related to highways, bridges, road or runway construction projects; effectively managing and coordinating subcontractors, including overseeing their daily activities, ensuring compliance with project specifications, and maintaining high standards of quality and safety; using Microsoft Office Excel to track payments of subcontractors, manage the construction budget and control construction costs; experience using Procore to log time sheets, keep track of daily reports, access design drawings, complete quality inspections (IPPs), input information for QA observations (Warnings, Construction Deficiency Reports and Non-Conformance) and accessing Procedure of Resolution for those observations (PORs); experienced with interpreting drawings and survey layouts and survey verifications; conducting daily field inspections to monitor production process and adjust schedule as needed; coordinating multidisciplinary construction teams which include design and construction engineers, superintendents, and inspectors.

TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS: 15% domestic Regional for Central Texas Area for internal meetings, meeting with client, trainings.

Apply online: https://ferrovial.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/Ferrovial_Career_Site/job/Fort-Worth/Superintendent--3-positions-available-_JR16473

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