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Looking for someone with good experience as a commercial construction project manager someone to head up and coach the current project management team. Commercial Construction Project Management and Full P&L/Hiring/Firing Experience is a must.
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Identify ways in which project management products and services can be improved and referring ideas to the appropriate line manager. Internal management accountabilities, to include:Knowledge management – Ensuring that key information and learning generated from each project is input into the Turner & Townsend internal database.
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Minimum of 8 years of experience in construction project management, with demonstrated success in managing large-scale projects. SUMMARY: As the Senior Construction Project Manager for Construction West, you will lead and oversee construction projects to ensure their successful completion within scope, budget, and schedule.
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VP/President of Construction, Senior Project Manager, Project Executive, etc. This person would head up a team of project managers handling projects up to $15M or so in commercial HVAC & Plumbing.
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Looking for a Director of Construction for a Mechanical/Plumbing/HVAC Construction and Service Company. Prefer someone with a history of managing project managers. New construction, Retro Fits, Renovation, Change Outs, Tenant Fit Outs Etc from DC to Baltimore.
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As the Senior Construction Project Manager for Construction West, you will lead and oversee construction projects to ensure their successful completion within scope, budget, and schedule.
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Our client is seeking a qualified project manager looking for an opportunity to pursue, plan, and manage projects for our Construction Management Client Service Group.
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Possess a project management portfolio with large commercial and institutional projects as well as P3 buildings. Responsible for overseeing major building construction projects in excess of $100 million.
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