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Tasks will encompass Site Investigation & Due Diligence, Conceptual Engineering Drawings, Stormwater Management & Conveyance Systems Design, Grading Design, Utility Systems Design, Soil Erosion & Sediment Control Design, Construction Cost Estimates Preparation, Project Coordination and Written Correspondence with various stakeholders.
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Proven experience in site design, storm water management, water/wastewater utilities, on-site sanitary systems, erosion control, and DOT projects. ·Prepare comprehensive site design plans covering grading, drainage, and erosion control.
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Candidate should have an interest in industrial control systems design including P&ID development, water/wastewater instrumentation, industrial control system network architecture, PLC and SCADA system specifications, and related activities.
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Site grading, earthworks, and sediment/erosion control design and permitting. Design and produce civil engineering construction documents (site plans, utility plan/profile, stormwater management facility CDs, design reports, specifications.
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15+ years of relevant technical experience including preparation of site-civil design (groundwater remedial design a plus) and technical specifications for site-civil/earthen structure projects, remediation of contaminated sites, and site-civil aspects of remedial construction projects.
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The NYC Department of Design and Construction, Safety & Site Support Division, seeks a Project Manager within the Office of Land Surveying. NYC Department of Design and Construction does not provide sponsorship for international employees.
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Responsibilities: Act as the Design Lead and/or Project Manager in all aspects of Civil/Site Development Design projects: Work with the Teams and end clients to develop data, complete technical analysis, and prepare permitting and construction drawings, specifications, and quality control plans.
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Responsible for all aspects of construction on Crown Castle projects including; Vendor selection, on-site management, coordination of subcontractors, OEM installers and customer representatives.
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ERM is seeking a motivated Senior Civil Engineer with a focus on site civil design and construction in the Mid-Atlantic area. Interact with scientists in the site investigation, risk management, and planning disciplines as integrated teams as well as engineers in design and construction.
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The Cost Manager will be part of a multi-disciplinary T&T Owner Representative Project Team responsible to support our Commission & Project Controls Directors by participating in preconstruction and post contract activities, by supervising and being focal point of all Cost related matters.
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Monitor and control construction through administrative direction of on-site Superintendent to ensure project is built on schedule and within budget; investigate potentially serious situations and implement corrective measures.
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The Sr. Project Manager of Capital Construction at Loyola University Medical Center is responsible for overseeing and managing capital improvement projects through the programming, planning, estimating, design, execution / construction and commissioning phases.
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The Quality Control (QC) Project Manager will manage all aspects of a construction material services for projects to ensure that are safely completed on time, in accordance with the client approved scope and budget and within company policies, procedures, and standards.
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We're looking for an experienced and collaborative Design Build Project Manager / Construction Manager who thrives when people are in sync and construction projects are running not just on time but within budget.
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The Quality Assurance /Quality Control Manager is responsible for all QA/QC related matters during engineering, design, procurement, and construction activities, and for verifying that all work shall be performed in accordance with the programmatic elements of applicable procedures and policies, which implement the applicable requirements of the project.
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