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MNL was founded in 1998 as an Ecological Restoration company that specializes in the preservation and restoration of native plant communities throughout Minnesota and the Midwest.
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We are seeking a Crew Manager to provide strong leadership in achieving the training and ecological restoration goals of the program. Assist with educating crew in ecological restoration and local ecology concepts.
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This is a full-time on-site role for a Project Estimator at Ecological Restoration & Management in Cockeysville, MD. As a Project Estimator, you will be responsible for day-to-day tasks related to cost management, construction estimating, project estimation, budgeting, and communication.
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As part of our Ecological Construction and Restoration Program you will be part of a growing team providing invasive species management, habitat rehabilitation and wetland and stream restoration services for private and public sector clients.
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The Ecological Restoration Institute (ERI) is adding to our team of science communicators committed to working with land management practitioners (the primary audience) and diverse but informed stakeholders that include policymakers and public officials, conservationists, environmentalists, business representatives, and the public to increase resiliency of Arizona’s fire-adapted forests.
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Must have 3+years of experience as an Estimator or Project Manager with a disaster restoration company and knowledge/experience of water mitigation, fire restoration and mold remediation.
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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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The Project Manager will manage purchasing materials for projects and coordinating the logistics of delivery with the Superintendents. We are currently seeking a Project Manager to work out of our Rancho Cucamonga office.
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Under guidance from the Scientist Director and/or the Director of Natural Resources, cooperate with other scientists, engineers and project management staff to secure permitting for ecological restoration projects, conduct natural resource delineations, and assess or monitor project sites.
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Communicates throughout the project with the customer via email, the assigned Project Manager, A/R and Works with customer to complete change orders as Prepares and complete punch list items at the end of the project if applicable.
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The Project Manager will be directly involved in Company's safety initiatives. The Project Manager will oversee and ensure the project schedules and submittals are properly documented, maintained, and communicated.
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Industry Certification:The RT should have experience in protocols and procedures of two or more areas of emergency restoration: electronic restoration, fire damage restoration, hurricane and water damage restoration, mold remediation, corrosion control, HVAC, and document restoration.
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The Project Manager/Senior Project Manager (On-Site) (PM/SPM) serves in a leadership role within the ACE Pacific West (PW) Operations Team and is responsible for the management of complex conservation projects throughout the Pacific West region, primarily in the state of California.
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40% - Essential: Monitor and survey wildlife, complete habitat assessments, and sample collection related to waterfowl, wetlands, other wildlife, and other ecological studies. 20% - Essential: Conduct literature reviews, contribute to research proposals and publications related to waterfowl, wetlands, other wildlife, and other ecological studies.
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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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