Every Lowder Construction project is run by a project manager and an OSHA 30 trained superintendent. They are your one point of contact on site, and their job is a safe, orderly job site that stays on your schedule and is built to the drawings and the code.
Every Lowder superintendent holds OSHA 30 training and runs the site to it.
A project manager and a superintendent on every job, mobilization to dry-in.
Framing checked against the structural drawings and the applicable building code at every stage, with inspections documented.
Framers earn a reputation one site at a time, and ours is built on the people who run them. Lowder superintendents are experienced in multifamily framing, trained to OSHA 30 and on site every day. They start each morning with a plan for the crews and the equipment, keep fall protection, housekeeping and crane and lift coordination under control, and make sure the work going up matches the drawings. A safe site is also a productive site, and the two are managed together.
The project manager owns the schedule, the paperwork and the communication with your team. The superintendent owns the site. Between them, questions get answered the same day and decisions get documented, so the general contractor always knows where the framing stands.
Professional job-site management does not stop at the roof. Our team carries each building from layout through sheathing, Sub-Fascia and dry-in, coordinates with the trades that follow and walks the punch list so the handoff is clean. If an issue comes up, we own it, correct it and document it. The same people who planned the job in pre-construction stay involved until the last building is turned over.
On every Lowder site you can expect:
