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Supporting the Wind Farm Commissioning Project Manager in planning and executing acceptance tests, energizations, and operational and compliance testing of the full windfarm. While on site, you'll report directly to the Lead Commissioning Windfarm Manager, and your Functional Line Manager for your further development.
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The Sr. Project Manager of Capital Construction at Loyola University Medical Center is responsible for overseeing and managing capital improvement projects through the programming, planning, estimating, design, execution / construction and commissioning phases.
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Position Summary: The LSS Security Construction Manager will work within the Construction Management department and will report to Electrical Project Manager. The Electrical Construction Manager will manage the Electrical Team and lead our onsite Electrical quality control efforts, which will include document review during preconstruction through commissioning and punchlist.
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Renewables Electrical Commissioning Manager - Works cross-functionally with transmission interconnection, asset management, and EPC teams as an SME on all thing related to the project commissioning life-cycle including the development of key milestones.
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We are seeking an innovative and experienced Mechanical Engineer/Project Manager with healthcare design experience to join our renowned design team and manage a portfolio of projects. As a Mechanical Engineer/Project Manager at Cosentini, you will have the opportunity to grow and advance as you work on exciting and challenging projects.
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FD is seeking an experienced Energy Engineer or Commissioning Project Manager to join our expanding team in Nashville, TN. This position is ideally suited for self-motivated problem solvers who enjoy a blended balance of your own home office and the construction environment in a variety of markets with travel potential.
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Manage project-specific billing coordination with the accounting team and Operations Manager, schedule commissioning resources, expedite the return of mark-ups for as-built development, and ensure timely completion of project-specific close-out documentation.
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We are seeking an innovative and assertive IT Senior Engineer/Project Manager to join our renowned design team to both lead design teams and manage a portfolio of projects. As an IT Senior Engineer/Project Manager at Cosentini, you will have the opportunity to apply your design expertise on exciting and challenging national and international projects.
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The Commissioning Engineer & Mechanical Project Manager will manage the commissioning process, client relationships, and technical staff. Manage and lead the commissioning process for HVAC, BMS, plumbing, and lighting control systems serving specialized research facilities and associated infrastructure.
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Prepare and submit field reports to DCAS project manager and to the Director of Engineering. - Help the project manager in the review and evaluate consultant/contractor invoices to ensure proper charges and payments are made through projects completion.
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Certification in the Commissioning Process, as an Energy Manager, or LEED Accreditation a plus. The Senior Commissioning Engineer will work with the project team throughout the commissioning process, adapting commissioning plans to budget constrains, design factors or client needs.
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As a Senior Project Manager, your fiscal and managerial oversight across all project facets ensures client satisfaction, effective resource allocation, and safe, timely completion of projects.
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As a Project Manager, your fiscal and managerial oversight across all project facets ensures client satisfaction, effective resource allocation, and safe, timely completion of projects.
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Sr Commissioning Engineer / Project Manager (Mechanical) - Competitive Salary, Bonus, Benefits, Work/Life Balance. We are seeking Senior Commissioning Engineers / Project Manager to join our team in Denver CO.
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The Project Manager will be Leeward's lead during the late-stage development (post financial investment decision), construction, and commissioning of Leeward Energy renewable energy projects, which may include solar, solar/BESS, stand-alone BESS, and wind energy projects.
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