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Management of heavy civil construction industry design-build proposals with engineering and/or field construction experience a plus. + Minimum of three years of relevant and successful heavy civil construction proposal management experience.
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Key job responsibilities The Data Center Construction Manager will be responsible for construction project management and oversight of construction related activities as they relate to new builds or general capital projects which includes the ownership of the project scope, quality, schedule, and budget.
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The Administrative Construction Manager ensures contractor compliance with State, local, and company requirements while working within the public ROW or utility easement. The Administrative Construction Manager is responsible to ensure contractor-produced work meets or exceeds quality standards and that projects are completed per design and within the allocated budget.
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The Land Development Manager is responsible for managing the Division's land development program by directing activities such as roadway construction, water and sewer installation, earthwork, landscape, irrigation activities, vertical construction and public utility coordination.
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Oversee and manage all aspects of the field operations related to land development including erosion control, grading, wet utilities, dry utilizes, paving, sidewalks, landscaping, hardscaping, amenities, post construction as builts, certifications and compliance letters.
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Responsible for the successful and timely delivery of new projects through use of construction schedules, contract documents, land development budgets, environmental studies, geotechnical reports, engineering and architectural construction plans and permit compliance reports.
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Land Development Manager. Requires the ability to work in excess of eight hours per day in the confined quarters of a construction trailer, the ability to operate a motor vehicle, read plans, climb stairs and ladders, bend, stoop, reach, lift, move and/or carry equipment which may be in excess of 50 pounds.
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Bachelor's degree in construction management, engineering, or similar program preferred. Oversee projects from permit approvals through construction, recording plat, final certification and community turnover.
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Work closely with the Area Construction Managers and Director of Construction to deliver completed, ready-to-build home sites. Job may require occasional operation of construction equipment.
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Title: OSP Construction Manager Location: Alpena, MI Duration: Long Term Contract Pay: W2 $35 - 39 an hour Work Requirements: US Citizen, Green Card Holders or Authorized to Work in the U.S. OSP Construction Manager This position is responsible for overseeing OSP Construction activities performed by contractors.
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Monitor progress of construction of site development specific improvements such as, but not limited to, demolition, grading operations, wet utilities, dry utilities, street improvements, SWPPP/erosion control measures and on-going clean-up in support of home building operations.
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Seven (7) years experience with soils and/or erosion control preferred - College degree in agriculture, civil or environmental management/engineering; geology, geography, soil science, natural resource management or a related field is required - Certified as a Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control (CPESC); Certified Professional in Stormwater Quality (CPSWQ) or qualified to take the exam - Strong understanding of residential construction practices desired.
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Bachelor's Degree minimum, in the field of construction management, urban design, business, engineering or related course study or equivalent years of experience. Interact with the regional environmental manager and division on issues relating to our Lennar Environmental Management System (LEMS) which includes storm water, air quality, wetlands, and environmental site investigation modules.
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AECOM Transportation in Philadelphia, PA is seeking a Transportation Construction Project Manager to manage rail and transit design and construction projects, specifically Amtrak, SEPTA and PATCO projects.
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Construction Management, Materials Science, Materials Science and Engineering, Project Engineering & Management, Risk Management, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering.
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