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Superintendent - Heavy Civil Steel Construction
FL173-2751646
Newark, New Jersey
Edward Duff
9.2
submit
$160,000–$240,000
John Duffy is an exceptionally qualified candidate with 40+ years of hands-on st…John Duffy is an exceptionally qualified candidate with 40+ years of hands-on structural steel experience, including leadership roles from Foreman to Projects Executive. His background includes major civil projects like the 111-57th Street tower (4th tallest in US), bridges, roller coasters, and mass dampers. He has both union and non-union experience, deep technical knowledge of AISC standards, rigging, and crane operations, and has worked extensively in the NY/NJ/PA market. The main gaps are formal certifications (NCCER) and software proficiency, but his practical experience more than compensates.
Superintendent
CO91-2752855
Bozeman, Montana
Christian Kelley
8.5
submit
$110,000–$150,000
John Duffy is a highly experienced structural steel superintendent with 40 years…John Duffy is a highly experienced structural steel superintendent with 40 years of hands-on and leadership experience in complex, large-scale projects. His technical depth in erection, rigging, crane operations, and multi-trade coordination is exceptional and directly applicable. The primary considerations are his geographic focus on the Northeast and his project portfolio leaning more toward commercial high-rises than the heavy civil/infrastructure projects suggested in Bozeman. He is a strong technical candidate worth submitting with a note about relocation interest.
Superintendent
CO91-2752878
Denver, Colorado
Christian Kelley
8.5
submit
$100,000–$125,000
John is a highly experienced structural steel superintendent with 40+ years in t…John is a highly experienced structural steel superintendent with 40+ years in the industry, including hands-on ironwork, crane operations, and leadership roles on complex projects like 111 57th Street. He perfectly matches the technical steel erection and multi-trade coordination requirements. The main concerns are lack of Denver market experience and no explicit CPM/Procore system experience, though his decades of scheduling coordination suggest adaptability. Strong submit for steel-intensive projects.
Structural Steel Engineer
FL173-2751531
Westbrook, Connecticut
Edward Duff
8.5
review
$130,000–$175,000
John Duffy is a highly experienced structural steel professional with 40 years i…John Duffy is a highly experienced structural steel professional with 40 years in the industry, including work on landmark projects like 111 57th Street. His hands-on ironworker background, crane expertise, and project management experience are exceptional matches for the technical requirements. However, the role requires a formal engineering degree which he appears to lack, making this a 'review' recommendation where the hiring manager should decide if his extensive practical experience can substitute for the educational requirement.
Lead Superintendent
FL176-2752836
Raleigh, North Carolina
Gage Rennox
6.8
review
$140,000–$160,000
John has 40+ years of exceptional steel construction expertise with strong leade…John has 40+ years of exceptional steel construction expertise with strong leadership experience as superintendent and project manager. However, his background is specialized in steel erection rather than general contracting, and he lacks ProCore experience. While he could handle the steel components exceptionally well, his fit for overseeing all trades on a $20M commercial project is uncertain. Worth a deeper conversation about his GC coordination experience.
Senior Bridge Repairs Superintendent
FL176-2752761
Charlotte, North Carolina
Gage Rennox
6.5
review
$100,000–$150,000
John has 40+ years of impressive structural steel experience including high-rise…John has 40+ years of impressive structural steel experience including high-rise buildings, bridges, and leadership roles, but this is primarily in new steel erection rather than bridge repair and coatings. He lacks the specific technical expertise in concrete repair, shotcrete, epoxy injection, and protective coatings that are core to this role. While his leadership and safety experience are strong, the technical mismatch is significant. Consider if his structural knowledge could translate, but he would need extensive training on repair techniques.