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Proficiency in project management software such as Primavera P6, Procore, or Microsoft Project. As a Data Center Construction Project Manager with over 5 years of experience, you will be instrumental in the successful planning, execution, and delivery of large-scale data center projects.
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CES Group Engineers, LLP is a woman-owned regional provider of civil engineering, landscape architecture, construction engineering and inspection, land surveying, subsurface utility engineering and environmental management services, operating from one (1) Charlotte area office and one (1) Columbia, SC office.
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We are seeking a Project Manager with the ability to self-direct and who has a strong background in Data Center Construction, with an emphasis on telecoms project/construction management.
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POSITION – Office Engineer LOCATION – On Site-Long Island (Nassau County) QUALIFICATIONS: Assist the Project Manager with project control activities including project document management, daily reports, meeting minutes, RFI tracking, contract document review, change order review and payment review.
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COMPUTER SKILLSAdvanced knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook) required; experience with scheduling, estimating and project management software - HCSS & Primavera, preferred.
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As a Project Controls Manager, you'll join a leading US general contractor at the forefront of the construction industry. Project Controls Manager - Civil Engineering.
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The Construction Safety Manager is responsible for the safe day to day management of the Construction and Demolition works including temporary and enabling activities and provides Construction Safety expertise and input to the Detailed Design, Procurement, Commissioning, Qualification and Validation phases of the project.
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Proficiency in construction estimation software (e.g., HCSS HeavyBid, B2W Estimate) and Microsoft Office Suite. Responsibilities: Utilize expertise in Civil Engineering to accurately estimate project costs for Heavy Highway and Road construction ventures.
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Minimum of 5 years as a Quality Manager in Heavy Construction and Project environments. Bachelor’s Degree with major coursework in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Project Management or related field.
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Provide environment where dynamic project communication occurs between Project Engineers, Foremen, Superintendents and Construction Manager to ensure work is accomplished in an efficient, profitable, and safe manner.
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The Project Manager position is responsible for the successful management of fencing and guardrail projects. The Project Manager will manage the conceptual development of a construction project and will oversee its quality control, organization, scheduling, and implementation.
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ABOUT BRAYMAN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION We are a leading heavy civil and geotechnical contractor with office headquarters in suburban Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and a satellite office in Wytheville, Virginia, and various project field offices in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Regions.
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We are currently seeking a Project Manager to work out of our Rancho Cucamonga office. We specialize in: Underground Utilities (Gas, Water, Sewer, Fiber Optic, Electrical), Foundations, Bridges, Highways, Airports, Sitework; Various types of Fencing and Guardrail; Power/Utility: Substations, Power Plants Transmission & Distribution, Sitework; Emergency Management: Reconstruction, 24-Hour Storm Response, Storm Hardening, Shoreline Restoration/Stabilization, Debris Removal; Solar Installation and Construction Management.
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GUIDANCE/RESPONSIBILITY: Assignments are generally received from Engineers/Consultants (including Lead and Senior), Construction Inspector II, Project Inspector, Construction Manager or Project Manager.
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Support the management of construction projects for the installation of Fencing and Guardrail. Scheduling Software – Microsoft Project, Primavera. The Project Manager will manage purchasing materials for projects and coordinating the logistics of delivery with the Superintendents.
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