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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionMWH Constructors, a global leader in heavy civil construction of water and wastewater facilities, is seeking a Project Controls Manager to support projects in Austin, TX. Essential FunctionsEnsure project controls are implemented, trained, and executed according to company policies and procedures.
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Mmrgrp.com. Summary: The cost control engineer assists the project controls manager in managing all aspects of a project including the organization, planning, scheduling, subcontractor scheduling, and day-to-day issues, in a manner that results in completion of a project on time, on budget, and a quality that meets or exceeds the customer's expectations.
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The Project Controls Manager (PCM) is responsible for managing some of the most technical, cost efficient, and fast paced construction project schedules achievable.
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The Construction Manager will assist the Program Management Team during the contract development and engineering design phases of such projects and will work closely with each project’s respective Project Manager during the project execution phase.
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10+ years of experience in project controls & construction management of large, complex projects involving large-scale power distribution/generation systems; mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) plants – including cooling systems.
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The RoleTreaty Oak is seeking a Manager, Project Controls who shall be responsible for managing the project management control system for Treaty Oaks development, preconstruction, and construction projects.
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7 years Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) or Architecture & Engineering (A&E) project controls experience including two or more of the following: scheduling, cost estimating/budget control, and document control.
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If you're ready to make a difference and take your career to the next level, apply now to join our team as a Project Controls Specialist II (Cost Analyst)! As a Project Controls Specialist II (Cost Analyst), you will play a crucial role in monitoring and maintaining the integrity of project budgets and forecasts.
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The Project Controls Manager is responsible for effective management project control and reporting on cost, schedule, and progress measurement for the project.
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Keywords: Energy Program Manager, Energy Solutions, sustainability, utility consulting, Turnkey, Design-Build, Construction, HVAC Controls, Building Controls, Building Automation, programming, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, direct digital control.
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Experience as Consultant Construction Scheduler, Cost Estimator and/or Project Controls Analyst on small to large interstate construction projects: $30M to $300M rangeMust have a Bachelors Degree- Civil EngineeringMust be a registered PE (TX) and/or a certified CCMMust have Construction Scheduling experience using Primavera P6.
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OverviewThe role of Engineering Manager is a crucial member of our wind and renewable energy team, this person will use their strong project management, technical and leadership abilities to manage engineering provided in support of wind and renewable energy projects.
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We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Project Controls Cost Analyst Level 3 to join our team. Minimum of 7 years of experience in cost engineering and project controls.
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Manages accurate, cost competitive and timely preparation of estimates for the Company’s renewable energy and T&D construction business to be bid, incorporating extensive knowledge of construction means and methods, costs, and industry principles.
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Responsible for core program projects working directly under the supervision of a Senior Cost Estimator or Project Controls Manager. Manages various project controls aspects of various projects - with minimum guidance and mentoring through conceptual design phase, design development phase, procurement phase, construction phase, start-up and through the final audit/close out phases.
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