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As the assistant resident engineer, the applicant will be responsible for organizing cross-functional activities, for coordination of project activities for the completion of the project (i.e., project controls, project deliverables, schedule and budget.
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Project may include local roadway/highway design, hydraulic/hydrologic analysis, storm/sanitary sewer design, site grading, preparation of stormwater pollution prevention plans including design of post-construction stormwater management and sediment and erosion controls, utility design, permitting, and coordinating with regulatory agencies and other design disciplines.
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The Staff Commissioning Engineer will work with the project team throughout the commissioning process, adapting commissioning plans to budget constrains, design factors or client needs. Experience in combined heat and power/cogeneration, central utility plants, data centers, healthcare facilities, laboratories, water/wastewater facilities, controls, building envelope, TAB, NETA electrical testing, renewable energy and other specialties a plus.
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Working with the Regional Manager to develop a budget and cost codes for a project and assigning costs and manpower to the scheduling Team for tracking and accounting to verify revenue. Monitoring project progress, preparing monthly reports analyzing the accuracy of the budget, schedule, cash flow and manpower forecasts.
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General Description : AMSG will provide services in various areas to include management and administrative support roles, project and budget analysis, document controls, federal payroll data entry, travel vouchers processing, technical editing/writing, purchase requests processing, and invoice tracking.
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The Director of Finance will oversee budget development and administration, manage implementation of key financial and operational program activities, ensure efficient operational support for the project team, and ensure compliance with USAID and Pathfinder regulations.
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Project Management Creating logical and resource-loaded project schedules Budget Analysis and controls Estimating work efforts Change orders QA/QC processes Development of processes and procedures Continuous Improvement such as Lean, Six Sigma, Total Quality Management Project Finance Microsoft Office suite (Excel, Word, PPT, Outlook, Visio) Job Costing or accounting software.
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This position coordinates all electrical site construction activities and supervises all electrical field personnel as required to successfully complete the solar project on schedule and within budget.
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Our core expertise is in Project Controls which includes Scheduling, Cost Controls, Document Management and Controls, Budget tracking and monitoring, Estimating, Risk Analysis, Claims avoidance and Mitigation, Change Management and Earned Value Management.
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PM2CM, Inc., (Project Management to Construction Management) is a professional services company dedicated to providing Program and Project Management, Construction Management and Project Controls services during the design and construction phase of projects.
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Demonstrated experience in project controls, schedule skills (schedule management, schedule reporting), financial skills (budget management, financial reporting) and/or project risk management.
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Construction Management/Project Controls Specialist. During your time at MPC, you will develop and utilize project management skills ranging from scope, budget, and schedule development through construction and startup.
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This job entails applying the principles learned in Construction Management/Project Controls classes to various projects within the facilities. Additionally, MPC is committed to developing interns/co-ops into professional project managers who have the ability to successfully manage projects of all sizes.
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Interns/co-ops participate as integral team members, making recommendations on various project construction management activities. Desired majors are as follows: Construction Management, Construction Science, Construction Engineering, Construction Technology, Project Management or Engineering.
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Review and provide feedback on project QA/QC documentation. Compile a Google Earth map set of all construction work areas, socialize the plan with the Project Team, and submit the map set to the GIS team for processing.
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