B+A Greater Boston

August 2014

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involved with outsourcing." Chris adds that the millwork shop is per fectly "at home " w it h ever y species of bu i ld ing m ate r i a l s , f r om c he r r y a nd c e d a r, to m a p l e a n d o a k , t o m a h o g a n y a n d engineered composites. B u t t h e r e a l d e p a r t u r e f r o m o t h e r building firms' operations is found right on the job site, ever y day and on ever y project. "We employ only one foreman per job, who oversees that job alone from start to finish, interacting with the client, the architect and the crew along the way," he s a y s . " Un l i k e a t y pic a l c o n s t r u c t io n management company 's project super vi- s or s , ou r for e me n a r e h a nd s - on w it h respect to remaining thoroughly engaged in ever y aspect of the project, from fram- ing to flooring, to mechanical systems, to scheduling, and budget. Simply put, we want foremen who are capable of doing the work themselves but who can manage BOSTON.BUILDERARCHITECT.COM Builder+Architect Greater Boston | š ˜

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