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Project management and execution of in-field and job-site professional services including, project "punch-out", construction project management, site surveys, opening inspections (fire, egress, storm and life safety, security, other), and asset tagging.
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Review work orders and requisitions and determine priorities; estimate project completion time; assign work tasks to field team; inspect completed work projects for conformance with accepted asbestos abatement standards.
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Under supervision of a Cultural Resources Team Lead and Project Manager, an Assistant Project Archaeologist-Field Director performs field and office tasks while working with and supervising crew members.
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Perform a variety of roles within project delivery (project management, QA/QC, and performing) related to groundwater and water resources engineering. AE2S is seeking a Project Manager - Hydrogeologist in Bozeman, MT who will play a key role in project delivery and business development to support our western Montana operations.
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Office job duties include project management, preparing proposals and contracts, peer reviewing internal cultural documents, mentoring junior staff, coordinating with archaeological field crews, reviewing field paperwork such as survey and monitoring reports, completing and reviewing site record forms, and submitting high quality deliverables to our clients.
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Ensuring smooth day to day activities on the project site including site office management, budget and cost control, Administration of subcontracts and all associated construction compliances and documentation; processing of subcontractor and vendor invoices, equipment tracking, union payroll uploads and documentation and preparing client billings.
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Qualifications Bachelor's degree in emergency management, environmental science, forestry, or a related field, or equivalent relevant experience in wildfire mitigation or disaster preparedness.
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Supervises the project activities of the on-site project engineer, field superintendent, and other field resources. The Project Manager is also responsible for directing and mentoring on-site staff.
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Our Site Safety Officers (SSHO)'s are responsible for planning, preparing, organizing, implementing, and executing all safety administrative and performance requirements for an assigned project in accordance with contract specifications, EM-385, OSHA, RQ internal Safety Management System, and Accident Prevention Plan (APP), while fully integrating with the project team to support the safe production of quality work.
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Broad installation / service experience encompassing field engineering, material coordination and site layout, troubleshooting, revenue enhancement, customer relations, safety management within the DC power industry, solid personnel skills and personnel assessment.
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The Site Safety Manager will work with the Project Manager and Superintendent on the project to help lead the project team to establishing and maintaining a strong safety culture driven around company values, best practice safety management systems, strong communication, personal accountability, people development and authentic engagement.
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Summary Under the direction of the Pathway Home Program Supervisor and Program Manager, the On-Site Case Manager is responsible for screening, on-site case management, eligibility, service coordination, and triage for Interim Housing placement and transition care to permanent housing case management Pathway Home participants.
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Additional certifications in ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician, NECEPT Bituminous Field Technician, NECEPT Concrete Field Technician, and NICET in Highway Construction Inspection are helpful and will determine the inspector's project classifications.
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Completing the BIM/CAD needs of project teams such as, but not limited to, generating 2D/3D/4D site logistics plans, utilizing models to support construction operations and planning, providing regular QA/QC field walks to ensure field installations match coordinated models, aiding in lift drawing creation, and utilizing models to support estimating teams.
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Civil engineering, Civil 3d, Land development, AutoCAD civil 3d, Site development, Grading, Drainage, Civil design, Site design, Site plan, Civil engineering design, Storm water design, Project management, Wastewater, Storm water management design, Professional engineer, EIT, Roadway, Development, Civil, Storm water, Civil site, Municipal engineering.
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