In his new role, Hauk will be charged with the management of multiple projects assisting, managing and mentoring South Coast Improvement site superintendents. His responsibilities will also include ensuring that South Coast Improvement project our sites meet OSHA safety standards and that South Coast Improvement workers in the field have the proper support from the project managers and support staff.
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View ProjectIn addition, Charlie will be involved in some capacity on all major projects at South Coast.
“As site superintendent, Charlie has managed some of our more significant projects of 2015. That includes Marland Falls in Andover and simultaneously managing Marist Hills in Waltham, MA and Hannoush Jewelers’ new location in Darmouth, MA,” said Tom Quinlan, president of South Coast Improvement Company. “In his new role, Charlie will be involved in some capacity on all major projects at South Coast. This includes mentoring other site superintendents on how to improve our clients’ day-to-day experience during the course of a project.”
Hauk began with South Coast Improvement in 2014. He had previously worked for New England Construction and Concigli Construction. He resides in Charlton, MA, with his wife Donna.
“South Coast Improvement has been a very exciting place to work the past few years. This new role is going to make it even more exciting for me,” said Hauk. “I’m looking forward to this challenge and sharing what I know with the rest of our site superintendents.”
