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Minimum of five years construction management as a Project Manager, experience in estimating, and/or craft supervision and experience in similar facility construction. Supervise total construction effort to ensure project is constructed in accordance with design, budget, and schedule.
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We are seeking a Project Controls Manager for our growing team. Proficient in Primavera (P6), Procore, Microsoft Project, or other construction project management software or are willing to learn.
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Motley Design Group has an immediate opening for an enthusiastic Project Manager/Architect who shares our vision of a revitalized city combining the best of the old with humane and compatible new construction.
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The Senior Construction Project Manager for Non-Retail is a hybrid position based out of our Marlborough, MA office. Lead all assigned non-retail construction projects through design and construction, including scheduling, budgeting, and managing costs (e.g., new expansions and remodel of distribution centers, office / support space, warehouse, and trailer yards / parking etc.
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Assist with construction phase resident engineering and project QA/QC support for specialized foundation construction and load testing, foundation underpinning, waterfront shoreline stabilization and civil/site work.
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They are the lead estimator and project manager on key projects within the region and support the Area Manager or Operations Manager. The Project Manager supports the private client book of business with planning, technical solutions, safety and operational excellence.
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Project manager on at least 3+ utility scale solar construction projects. As Scout’s Solar Energy Senior Construction Project Manager, you will play a pivotal role in the construction of utility-scale solar projects.
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As our new Senior Project Manager, you will be part of our team responsible for the assessment and design, and rehabilitation of water and wastewater infrastructure and resiliency projects for municipal clients in the Mid-Atlantic Region (Maryland, District of Columbia, and Virginia.
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Technical Expertise : Exhibit strong computer skills and a complete understanding of the entire Construction Document Package, including schematic and preliminary drawings, proposal writing, project design development, construction documents, client presentation, and construction observation.
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The OSP Construction Manager will make recommendations to management regarding ways to get the project back on track to meet cost, quality, and schedule goals. CAD/E, MicroStation, AutoCAD or other similar design programs Previous Outside Plant Construction Manager experience Experience with working with city, county and/or State agencies Management of Contractor experience.
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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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A minimum of 4 years experience shall be in the role of Assistant Project Manager responsible for large-scale projects valued above $10 million, with an extensive knowledge of all facets of construction and construction documents.
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This experienced Commercial Construction Project Manager or Senior Project Manager of the San Diego Special Projects Division will report directly to the Project Executive and Vice President of Special Projects giving them exposure and opportunity to learn from multiple high-level executives within the leadership team.
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Position Summary: The Electrical 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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The Assistant Project Manager (APM) will assist/support the Project Manager (PM) on project tasks as assigned, follow-up on deliverables, and review with the PM. This position will be responsible for the coordination of engineering, estimating, project controls, client presentations, procurement, and construction activities during the development and execution phase(s) of the project.
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