Construction Superintendent Interview - Taking Ownership of Construction

This construction marketing video is brought to you by a conversation with Richard Brunelle, a construction superintendent in Orlando Florida. In this video we discuss how the industry has changed, how to truly take ownership of a jobsite and the drive required in the construction industry.
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[@solomonsmith4995]

Nice and to the point

[@user-cc5uy3qy2s]

Great testimony Brother 👍

[@MrPee-gc1uu]

You are the best example of what superintendent should be. I am truly inspired by your radical honesty and leadership.

[@hectorpina8503]

I learned a lot just from here you talking 💯

[@gordito0279]

The industry itself has made people not have any pride in their work for 90% of of the workers its just a paycheck .

[@allborosnyc4544]

90% of the workers today have no pride and that's because non-union construction trade rates are a step above minimum wage. If you go to work & barely survive it takes a toll on you. I'm in NYC and the non-union trade rates are very low so i could imagine how much lower the Florida pay rates are. NYC new construction for low-rise and high rise are 85% Non-union. You have lead electricians making $30- $35/hr with no benefits.