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Typical duties of an Project Engineer includes managing day-to-day activities of subcontractors and suppliers, contract administration, procurement, estimating, pay requests, change orders, requests for information, cost control, scheduling, tracking submittals, maintaining and delivering a high level of quality.
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Title: Assistant Project Manager/Project Engineer - Marine Construction Location: Port St Lucie | Stuart area Job Description: We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Assistant Project Manager/Project Engineer to join our marine construction team.
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Continuously coordinate with field staff (General Superintendent, Project Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent, Safety Manager, etc.) Additional proficiencies may include cost management software (Timberline, Sage preferred) , scheduling software (Primavera P6 preferred) and construction management software (Procore preferred.
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Project cost review, reporting, updating and accounting. The right candidate will have construction management internship experience on large and/or small projects and varying asset classes including, but not limited to, Higher Education, Retail, Multi-family, Hospitality, Healthcare, Restaurant, Transportation, Water and Waste Treatment, Self-Storage, Senior Living, Convention Centers, Laboratories, Correctional, etc.
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As a Project Cost Controller III, typical responsibilities include: developing monthly, annual, and project lifetime cost forecasts; planning and managing contractor project controls deliverables in conjunction with contractual requirements; assembling project financial status reports; managing and administering project change control activities; analyzing project costs to support project management decision making; and communicating project financial performance with upper management.
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Owner Manager Planning and Control will coordinate Scheduler-Cost Controller Group to ensure the accomplishment of the Portfolio planning and control goals. The Scheduler and Cost Controller is required to produce a variety of regular and ad-hoc reports in support of our project planning and control initiatives.
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Assists the Senior Project Manager in the delivery of the construction scope, schedule, budget and quality of this complex work package, to be delivered by subcontractors via a cost-plus contract.
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Comprehensive background in developing Class 1 Cost estimates in accordance with AACE International and project controls scheduling using Primavera P6 for large Industrial Design and Construction Projects.
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They will work closely with the Project Managers, Construction Managers, and Superintendents The Electrical Cost Engineer will review subcontractor change order requests to validate costs are fair and reasonable and will assist in project cost forecasting.
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Position Summary: The Process/Mechanical Cost Engineer will work within the Estimating department and will report directly to the Cost Manager or Project Manager. The Mechanical Cost Engineer will analyze project design and construction documents to determine the needs of the project, review mechanical cost proposals, and prepare cost estimates for mechanical scope changes.
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The Project Manager is responsible and accountable for the profit/loss of the project(s) under his/her supervision through effective contract administration, planning/scheduling, cost control and overall project leadership.
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Coordinate with Government representatives and appropriate construction contractor personnel before conducting required inspections and meetings such as the NAVFAC Red Zone meeting (coordination meeting typically held at 75% project completion.
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Ensures educational, compliance and regulatory requirements are met as they relate to technical performance, contract administration, minority and women business enterprise participation, quality standards, substance abuse and interim life, safety, and infection control initiatives.
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Ensure monthly cost forecasts are done based on forecasted production units and develop compliance scorecard for review of Senior Project Controls Manager. Distributes critical project or program communications and other relevant information as directed by the Senior Project Controls Manager or Portfolio Director.
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The HSEM will report to the Site Construction Project Manager for project execution and to the Plus Group Corporate HSE Director for the site HSE performance. The Construction HSE Manager can also perform general construction management responsibilities regarding scope, cost, and schedule management.
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