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Domain Level: Advanced Performance and Process Improvement - Use performance and process improvement (PPI), project management and change management methods to support operational and clinical quality initiatives, improved performance and achieve organizational goals.
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The Program Manager is responsible for the overall management of the VOA Justice regional operations for the designated catchment area. Assist and support all VOA Restorative Justice project sites including case management and travel.
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Perform a variety of project administration support services involving data review, reporting, project coordination, budget review, and other related duties in support of the Project/Program Manager.
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Continuously coordinate with field staff (General Superintendent, Project Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent, Safety Manager, etc.) Provide oversight and management of project controls including RFIs, submittals and material delivery tracking with support from APM and PE.Oversight of Material Delivery tracking and reporting.
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This position is in the Project Management Office (PMO), Construction Management Division (CMD) seeking a skilled and motivated Field Engineer / Quality Control Manager to join our team.
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IQMS, ERP, everything tracking is Smartsheet, plastics tooling, have to be great with the customer (may host on-site), time management skills, 25-40 parts on a project. Currently looking to help our client fill a Program Manager position within the Manufacturing Industry for Plastic Injection Molding/Medical Devices.
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Swimming pool renovation combines multiple skill sets of traditional construction projects including plaster, tile, sandblasting and plumbing all with the same project management expectations that clients expect.
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Ensure technical project execution in hazardous waste management, air emissions permitting, wastewater/stormwater permitting, industrial safety, industrial hygiene, and other regulatory program areas.
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Your Role : Supports the QA/QC Manager overseeing and directing the QA/QC program for the OU. Serves as the Quality Assurance Manager on multiple contracts Evaluates and ensures implementation of the QA/QC Program that is relevant to each client-, program-, and project-specific requirements.
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Loureiro' s areas of expertise include the integration of the highest quality engineering, construction, environmental health & safety, energy, laboratory analytical, and waste management services.
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Job Dimensions: Supervision Received Receives operational direction and project guidance for Supplier Quality activities from the Project Procurement Manager Receives functional guidance from the Regional Supplier Quality Manager.
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Manage the material release schedule and delivery with Purchasing Agent and Project Controls Manager/Project Manager/Supervisor. Applicants should have the ability to: Confer with Project Controls Manager and Assistant Project Manager to establish and maintain documentation tracking and reporting procedures on projects.
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The Project Controls Manager will lead the Midstream project controls activities at the construction site as necessary to support the E&C project management team objectives, primary interface between E&C and Project Controls and to ensure compliance with internal reporting/procedure requirements.
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Job DescriptionThe Sr. Manager, Business Development Quality Assurance will support Quality Assurance M&A activities throughout the project lifecycle. Strong prior experience in Quality Assurance initiatives including post market surveillance, complaints management, quality KPls, Design Controls, Risk management, CAPA, Quality Management Review, Audits, and Supplier Quality.
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This Project Controls Manager 3 (PCM3) position is a Project Controls Division position that acts as an advisor to staff members in cost engineering, cost analysis/control, and planning/scheduling activities for a group, project, program, or for discipline/project/program/proposal estimating or staff planning activities that require in depth knowledge of technical skill and experience.
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