News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: December 18, 2015
Peyser joins Vantage Builders as project manager
Vantage Builders" width="150" height="150" /> Jay Peyser, Vantage BuildersWaltham, MA Jay Peyser has joined Vantage Builders, Inc. as project manager. The 16-year construction industry veteran’s duties will include planning, coordinating, overseeing and providing safety management for the firm’s commercial, educational, medical, retail and life sciences construction projects.
“Vantage Builders’ success during its 15 years in business is directly related to our focus on client satisfaction and key to that is creating the best team in the industry,” said John Connor, principal, Vantage Bldrs.
Peyser has been in construction and general contracting for more than 16 years. Prior to joining Vantage Bldrs. he held project manager roles with J.L. Dunn & Co. and DiPierro Construction, Inc. During his career he has also been a carpenter, construction foreman and project superintendent and for several years operated his own general contracting company.
He earned a bachelor’s degree in Construction Management from the Wentworth Institute of Technology and an associate’s degree in Architecture from Massasoit Community College. Peyser holds a Massachusetts Construction Supervisor License and a 30-hour OSHA certification.
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