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Develop, lead, direct, update, reassessment, verification and periodic validation of FSQA programs including HACCP Program, Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures, Pest Control, Good Manufacturing Practices, Approved Supplier Program, Foreign Material Control, Plant Sanitation, Chemical Control, Product Quality Assurance, FSQA Customer Complaints, Food Defense and Security.
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Our collaborative approach is evident in our diverse projects, including General Construction, Construction Management, Design-Build, Water and Wastewater Construction, and Concrete Construction services.
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Our customers rely on our expertise in construction management on conventionally bid projects and newer procurement methods, including design-build, construction manager at-risk and construction management/general contracting.
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Construction management experience. Be responsible for project setup and pre-construction with field management. Great Basin Industrial (GBI) delivers turnkey industrial Fabrication, Construction, Commissioning, Maintenance, Shutdown and Oilfield Services.
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The highest-level field manager responsible for quality, safety, and production. Acting as a working manager to coordinate all construction activities efficiently to meet project requirements and deadlines.
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A Quality Control Manager (QCM) is responsible for overall management of the QC program and has the authority to act in all QC matters for the Contractor. Document construction quality control throughout the project and maintain reporting requirements, including photo documentation and written reports.
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Bachelor's Degree in a building design related discipline that could include: Mechanical Engineering, Architectural Engineering, Architecture, Construction Management, Building Science or similar or 10-15 of experience in the trades of building controls, building equipment related technician (HVAC, BAS, Electrical, etc.
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Position OverviewThe Quality Management (QM) Analytics Manager will be responsible for supervision of the QM Analytics Team, which includes four Analysts. The QM Analytics Manager also retains responsibility for the development of program forecasting models and actual and predictive quality program dashboards to ensure provider pay for performance program budgets and QM/Plan quality goals are identified, tracked, and met.
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Provides quality claim handling throughout the claim life cycle (customer contacts, coverage, investigation, evaluation, reserving, litigation management, negotiation and resolution) including maintaining fullpliance with internal and external quality standards and state specific regulations.
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You'll assemble and manage procedures for documentation, cost control, reporting, change management, quality assurance, procurement, communication systems, and safety. Develop and implement project documentation, cost control, reporting, change management, quality assurance, procurement, communication systems, and safety procedures.
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BS degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related field. Join Our Team as a Project Manager in Water Treatment and Industrial Construction! As a Project Manager, you will lead the construction team, overseeing all aspects of project execution from initiation to final close-out and commissioning.
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Attention to details, prioritize effectively, have good follow-through, and practice self-implemented quality control measure. Scopes of work to include a variety of building components including mechanical, plumbing, electrical distribution, lighting and specialty systems including fire alarm, security, and other enhanced building technology/control systems including nurse call, renewable energy systems, etc.
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CEM or EMIT (Certified Energy Manager or Energy Manager in Training). + Desire to attain National Certification's in commissioning, energy management, etc. + Develop and / or maintain documentation of Cx projects and milestone events in completion of Cx projects to provide timely and uniform periodic management information reports.
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Consistent with Model Risk Management policies and procedures Support capital stress testing process enhancement, control, challenge, governance and. Support model risk management activities related the global macroeconomic model.
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The Electrical Construction Manager will manage the Electrical Team and lead our onsite Electrical quality control efforts, which will include document review during preconstruction through commissioning and punchlist.
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