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Heavy civil construction, estimating and project management experience required. Coordinate resource use with project superintendent; for example, craft assignment, crew sizes and project layout for offices, traffic flow, and material storage.
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The Project Manager (PM) is responsible for the overall administrative, technical, financial, and resource management of the project from the initial bid preparation through project completion.
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This position reports to the Senior Project Manager, Project Executive, Operations Manager or other assigned supervisor. Rudolph & Sletten, a Tutor Perini Company, is seeking a Project Manager to join our office in Los Angeles or Irvine, CA.
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We are seeking a Project Manager/Biologist to join our. Work with area manager and other project managers on strategic pursuits, including proposal development and client meetings, and help to maintain strong relationships with key planning leaders.
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The Project Manager - Electrical is responsible for planning and overseeing the electrical scope of work to ensure a timely and cost-effective outcome. The Project Manager - Electrical is in charge of the Project Team responsible for the Electrical Package SOW within a large project.
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Dynamic, boutique public affairs firm working on some of the largest and most exciting infrastructure projects in the region is seeking a full-time Project Manager. Please put “Project Manager” in subject line.
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10+ years of past relevant experience in the power and/or industrial sector as a project manager. Project teams in our Energy & Industrial Group (EIG) support industry-leading projects in power generation, plant design, environmental compliance, mid/downstream oil & gas, and multi-disciplined industrial projects.
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Proven experience as a Project Manager in water and wastewater heavy civil construction projects. We are seeking a highly motivated and organized Project Manager to join our esteemed Water & Wastewater Heavy Civil Contracting company in Texas.
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Minimum of 6 years of renewable energy experience or completion of at least 3 wind, BESS, and/or solar farm construction projects as a project manager. The Project Manager will lead late-stage development, construction, and commissioning of various renewable energy projects, overseeing internal stakeholders, construction professionals, safety officers, and inspectors to ensure safety, quality, and financial milestones are met.
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Assume additional responsibilities as directed by senior project manager, operations manager, or director of business operations. Responsible for working with senior project manager and superintendent to provide project cost forecasting, monthly cost to complete development, and accuracy of reporting.
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Seeking a Project Manager on-site that can travel to various locations across Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, and the Bronx. Construction Project Manager (NYC Boroughs) Project Manager: Must have prior NYC ground up construction experience.
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The successful candidate will possess well-rounded attributes that make him/her a great Communicator, Negotiator, Financial Manager, Risk Manager, Scheduler, Mentor/Coach/Team Motivator, Technical Specialist, and Quality Controller; while demonstrating passion and enthusiasm for project management, business development, client management, team management, and practice leadership.
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Current Iowa Certified Groundwater Professional, Processional (CPG), Professional Geologist (PG), Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM), or Professional Engineer (PE) Minimum of 5 years of project management experience in environmental consulting, environmental remediation and industrial maintenance.
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Kimley-Horn has an opportunity for a motivated Senior Project Manager to expand our Roadway practice in Portland, OR! + Our Project Managers/Practice Builders manage their projects profitably, transition work to qualified staff, grow and mentor staff, and act as a positive leader and mentor.
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Serve as primary project point of contact to coordinate surveying and mapping services between Survey Party Chief and the client. Oversee all surveying and/or survey mapping activities, including review of all project changes, pending or anticipated alterations to the contract, additional work requests, and all other factors, which may significantly affect staffing requirements or budget.
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