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Terracon is seeking an experienced environmental practitioner, leader, and accomplished senior Project/Client Manager to join our leadership team in our Charleston, WV office as our Environmental Department Manager.
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We are seeking a talented Department Manager that enjoys working with a growing anddeveloping team. Provide leadership and technical direction to the Terracon Air Quality and ESG Program.
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As a Materials Department manager, you will need to be skilled in management, client development, and technical skills in construction materials consulting. Then join our growing team as a Construction Materials Department Manager in Rogers.
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Terracon is growing and hiring a Geotechnical Department Manager in our Sarasota office! Since 1965, Terracon has evolved into a successful multi-discipline firm specializing in environmental, facilities, geotechnical, and materials services.
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Terracon is seeking an experienced environmental practitioner, leader, and accomplished senior Project and Client Manager to join the leadership team in our. Environmental Group/Department Manager.
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Terracon is a 100 percent employee-owned multidiscipline consulting firm comprised of more than 6,000 curious minds focused on solving engineering and technical challenges from more than 175 locations nationwide.
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Terracon is growing and seeks a Department Manager to join the Geotechnical services team in our Louisville, Kentucky office. The Department Manager will direct the daily operations of a department including staff training, development, and performance review, utilization of equipment and facilities, safety oversight, quality of services and work product, timely delivery of services and deliverables, and adherence to policies and procedure.
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As a Geotechnical Department Manager, you'll have the opportunity help us protect our clients' biggest investments. You will also supervise the preparation of proposals and cost estimates to clients to ensure proper scoping of services, availability of manpower and pricing to achieve desired profitability as well as the daily operations of a department including staff training, development, and performance review, utilization of equipment and facilities, safety oversight, quality of services and work product, timely delivery of services and deliverables, and adherence to policies and procedure.
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The Terracon office in Indianapolis is growing and has an opening for a Geotechnical Department Manager. Job Description Geotechnical Department Manager - Indianapolis, IN Ready to grow your career as part of a down-to-earth team with the freedom to explore and develop solutions on rewarding, large-scale projects.
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Here youll have the opportunity Department Manager, Manager, Technical, Business Development, Technical Engineer, Client Relations, Management, Construction. Terracon invites you to join our dynamic team where excitement meets innovation.
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Terracon is growing and hiring a Construction Materials Department Manager for our Sarasota office. Manage all aspects of a construction materials department and be able to handle medium to large scale and complex projects.
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With support from the Office Manager oversee and manage the success of the key department metrics of revenue growth, staff chargeability, project billing and collections, and project profitability.
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Terracon is growing and seeks a Department Manager to join the Geotechnical services team in our Harrisburg, Pennsylvania office. Geotechnical Engineering Department Manager - Harrisburg, PA.
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Then join our growing team as a Construction Materials Department Manager in Columbia! With support from the Office Manager prepare and execute annual business plan for the department.
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With support from the Office Manager develop and manage employee staffing plans, recruitment, selection and on-boarding. Supervise the daily operations of a department including staff training, development, and performance review, utilization of equipment and facilities, safety oversight, quality of services and work product, timely delivery of services and deliverables, and adherence to policies and procedure.
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