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With the addition of Linesight, IPS has over 3,000 professionals in over 45 offices across 17 countries in the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific, Southeast Asia, Australia, and the Middle East. SpecialtiesProcess Architecture, Process Design, Engineering, Construction, Commissioning, Qualification, LEAN Project Delivery, Strategic Master Planning, Energy Conservation Management, Project Controls, Program/Project Management, Operations/Logistics Strategy and Planning, EPCMV and Staffing Services.
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Garver is seeking an experienced water industry professional to join the Water Infrastructure Modeling, Analytics, and Planning (WI-MAP) Team as a Project Manager for our developing national resource teamspecializing in planning and conceptual evaluations for water, wastewater, and reuse infrastructure.
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Position Summary:Life Cycle Engineering is currently seeking individuals to support the Engineering and Planning Department (Code G) for Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility (PHNSY&IMF) Guam Detachment (PDG) as a Project Engineering Planning Manager (PEPM) in Apra Harbor, Guam. As PEPM, you will be involved with waterfront project team during planning and execution phase providing quality, timely and within budget support of CMAV availability schedules.
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Bachelor's degree in Planning, Landscape Architecture, Urban Design, Engineering, Geology, Biology, Environmental Science, Anthropology, Archaeology, or related field and 10 years relevant experience.
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Serves as project manager for several concurrent water and/or wastewater projects which may include varying project size and complexity including master planning, source water, treatment, distribution and collection systems, storage, and pumping facilities.
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Project Engineer – Austin, TXHalff Associates has an immediate opening for a Project Engineer on our AI/Infrastructure Management Team. Office location may be flexible with consideration of candidates based in either Fort Worth, TX or Austin, TX offices.
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Project Engineer- Water Modeling and Planning Houston, Texas Garver is seeking an experienced water industry professional to join the Water Infrastructure Modeling, Analytics, and Planning (WI-MAP) Team as a Project Engineer for our developing national resource team specializing in planning and conceptual evaluations for water, wastewater, and reuse infrastructure.
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The Water/Wastewater Engineering Project Manager will support and lead projects for water and wastewater clients primarily in the Denver area but also include national projects including planning, designing, and preparing plans related to water and wastewater infrastructure which may be comprised of water distribution and sewage collection systems, pump stations, reservoirs, hydraulic structures, and water/wastewater treatment facilities.
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Role description:The Senior Water & Hydraulic Engineer will utilize their professional experience and technical knowledge of hydraulics, collection system planning, and computer modeling, combined with data analytics as part of our local project teams developing innovative solutions throughout the region.
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Interface with various business systems, including Microsoft D365 accounting system, Adaptive Insights planning system, Workday, Salesforce, and other systems as required. Familiarity with Microsoft Dynamics D365 and Adaptive Insights, or similar financial and planning systems, is a plus.
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Mentoring new project personnel on pre-availability planning and execution, including training on the AWRs. Advising newly assigned project personnel on the different Excel spreadsheets and other tools used to monitor Availability progress.
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The Project Manager would interface with staff across all practice areas for a multidisciplinary focus, and serve as the lead for project management of planning reports such as climate action plans, hazard mitigation plans, water resources planning, and other special projects that emphasize climate resilience.
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Kimley-Horn is seeking an Environmental Planning Project Manager to build and lead an Environmental Practice, based in Oakland, California. The successful candidate will have an entrepreneurial spirit and create a vision for growth for an environmental planning practice in the Bay area and surrounding communities.
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What We Prefer:Master's degree in Environmental Science, Planning, Business, Project Management, Landscape Architecture, Urban Design or related field. Leads planning processes and technical solutions that best meet the project needs.
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Intermediate to advanced knowledge of and proficiency in the following areas: Capital project development and execution processes, safety, pulp & paper manufacturing processes, industrial regulatory requirements, reliability, project cost controls, portfolio management, strategic planning, checking out startup/ramp up plans, commissioning and engineering management, estimating skills, contracting strategies, construction management and outage planning and execution.
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