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Project Controls Manager I $ 123,333.00 $ 167,415.00. Project Controls Specialist I $ 88,008.00 $ 115,626.00. Assistant Project Manager, Architectural III $ 80,015.00 $ 104,730.00.
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Accountable for establishing and maintaining the project procurement and contract strategy in consultation with the Project Controls Manager and Project Manager.
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Assistant Project Manager, Mechanical I $ 94,453.00 $ 120,981.00. Assistant Project Manager CM III $ 80,015.00 $ 104,730.00. Assistant Project Manager III $ 80,015.00 $ 104,730.00.
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The Senior Project, Controls Manager, will lead MTA Construction and Development's efforts to implement and oversee project controls for a significant component of the MTA Capital Program within the Metro North Business Unit.
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7+ years experience with a combination of Instrumentation and Controls programming/installation, general contractor MEP coordination/project management, commissioning (both mechanical and electrical) of data centers, or other large scale mission critical buildings.
$143,000 - $199,000 a yearFull-timeExpandApply NowActive JobUpdated 2 days ago - UpvoteDownvoteShare Job
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Assist the project manager throughout all project phases, ensuring timely delivery of milestone deliverables, documentation, and financial aspects. #LI-DJ1 Hvac controls, building controls, building automation, programming, field technician, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, direct digital control, apogee, desigo, modbus, tridium, Niagara, alerton, controls, commissioning, lonworks, bacnet, ddc, bau, bms, building management, mechanical systems, system integration.
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You will be in a position to develop, inspire, lead, and oversee the activities of multi-discipline engineering and project teams involving mechanical, chemical, electrical, instrumentation & controls, and project controls disciplines.
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Provides support, as needed, to the Project Manager/Director, Engineering Manager, Procurement Manager, Construction Manager and Project Controls Manager.
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We are seeking an experienced Project Controls Change and Risk Manager. QualificationsBachelor’s degree (preferably Engineering, Architecture, Construction Management, or related field)5+ years of project controls change and/or risk management experience or cost engineer experienceExperience within the construction industry is a mustRisk software experience:Safran Risk/Primavera Risk/Oracle Experience with Monte Carlo analysis toolAdditional InformationOur inspired people share our vision and mission.
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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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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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The Project Engineer will support construction activities by planning, organizing and implementing those management duties (i.e., project controls systems, engineering interface, subcontract and materials management, purchasing, scheduling.
$95,000 - $130,000 a yearFull-timeExpandApply NowActive JobUpdated 2 months ago - UpvoteDownvoteShare Job
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Proven project management skillsStrong aptitude for Allen-Bradley/Rockwell PLC controls, drives, and I/O system. Familiarity with medium voltage power systems, PLC data collection (FactoryTalk Historian and Transaction Manager), SQL, and computer hardware/assembly would also be a beneficial.
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Expert knowledge and skill in project schedule, cost and risk management processes and associated tools (, Primavera/MSP, SAP, Active Risk Manager, Acumen Fuse, PRISM, Power BI/Tableau or other related tools.
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May be assigned as the Project Engineering Manager for a project. Is responsible for the execution of engineering deliverables including the engineering schedule, budget, document controls and manpower staffing.
$110,480 - $165,720 a yearFull-timeExpandApply NowActive JobUpdated 3 months ago
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