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Associate Director

Edina, MO · On-site

$175K/yr

People join Howden for many different reasons, but they stay for the same one: our culture. It's what sets us apart, and the reason our employees have been turning down headhunters for years.

People join Howden for many different reasons, but they stay for the same one: our culture. It's what sets us apart, and the reason our employees have been turning down headhunters for years.

Information Technology Manager

San Diego, CA · On-site

$100.90K - $123.70K/yr

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IT Manager

San Diego, CA · On-site

$100.90K - $123.70K/yr

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Project Manager - Estimator - Sales - Concrete Cutting Specialty Contractor

Construction Headhunting

Chicago, IL • On-site

$85K - $100K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, PTO

Posted 25 days ago


Job description

Construction Headhunting is on the hunt for a Project Manager - Estimator - Sales to join an Established Regional Concrete Cutting Specialty Contractor with an Established Book of Business to Manage and Grow. In this role, you will Perform Sales, Estimate, and Manage Projects within the Local Chicago Market. Career Growth Potential into an Operations Manager.
Client Insights:
  • 35+ Years Servicing the Great Lakes Region
  • Growth by Acquisition: Four (4) Competitors
  • Concrete Cutting, Sawing & Drilling Locally
  • Regional Highway DOT Grooving & Grinding
  • Servicing IL, IN, WI, MI, MO, and IA
  • 50 Truck - Equipment Operation
  • Knows How to Treat'em to Keep'em
  • Fully Stocked Kitchen Drinks-Snacks

Position Insights:
  • Wages $85k - $100k + Annual Bonus
  • Estimate/Manage Projects $30k - $350k
  • Solid Book of Business to Grow Upon
  • Company Truck, Phone, Gas Card, Laptop
  • Rich Package Medical, Vision, Dental, Life
  • Vacation and Holiday

Construction Headhunting has been Staffing the Construction Industry since '96, we Hand-Pick Established Contractors, offering Top Wages, Annual Bonuses in addition to Rich benefits. We ensure our clients have a Great Reputation are Financially Secure, with a Track Record of Knowing How to Treat'em to Keep'em!
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