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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 18, 2016
Lasorsa joins Senate Const. as project super
Jason Lasorsa, Senate ConstructionShirley, MA Jason Lasorsa has joined Senate Construction Corp. as a project superintendent.
As a project superintendent, Lasorsa will be responsible for quality control, safety, scheduling and communications and interaction with clients.
“At Senate Construction, we are delighted that Jason is coming to our firm,” said Bob France, chief executive officer of Senate Const. “Jason has a unique history in which he brings his leadership skills developed in his professional and military experience to lead our projects to a successful completion.”
Lasorsa brings 19 years of project management experience in the Mass. area, as well as his service in the U.S. Marines. He is also certified by OSHA and the JLC.
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