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Summary: Project manager will be responsible for the overall direction, coordination, implementation, execution, control, and completion of specific projects ensuring consistency with company strategy, commitments, and goals.
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Work closely with company Risk Manager to settle health and safety differences of opinion if the STG Site Foreman/SSHO are unable to find resolution. As the Project Manager II you will be responsible for the overall planning, management, coordination, and financial control of mid-scale (generally less than five million dollars) short-term (generally lasting 6-18 months) design/build and construction projects throughout Alaska.
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This position requires a close working relationship with the Project Manager, Site Safety & Health Officer, Foreman, and Quality Control/Quality Assurance Manager (QM), as well as other project team members.
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Assists Site Superintendent(s) and Project Manager(s) with project operations, schedules, and cost management. Connect with Project Manager(s) and Site Superintendent(s) on a regular basis to ensure project issues and concerns are addressed.
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Preferred: Master’s Degree in Logistics, Management, Engineering, Organizational Development, Business Administration or any other similar applicableProject Management Institute (PMI) Project Management Professional (PMP) CertificationCurrent/active SECRET security clearanceTen plus (10+) years of hands on/direct experience as a Senior Level Manager on a DoD and/or other federal Government contract.
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Preparation of daily reports with Project Manager, Site Safety & Health Officer and QCM. On-site implementation and coordination of the project plans per the SOW. The Site Superintendent must have at least 3 years of applicable experience on projects involving civil construction, railroad, utilities, infrastructure, etc.
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Trainings completed in Program Delivery Manager training, Site Inspector training, Public Assistance Operations I (PA Ops I), Public Assistance Operations II (PA Ops II), Project Worksheet (PW) Development, Cost Estimating Format (CEF), Debris Management/Operations, and/or 406 Hazard Mitigation.
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Assist Project Manager with daily project duties such as material billing preparations, expedite material procurement, approval, and facilitate product transportation. This role helps to e nsure a safe project site and work environment in accordance with Colaska policy, participate with Goal Zero principles.
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Nsure a safe project site and work environment in accordance with Colaska policy, participate with Goal Zero principles. QAP is seeking a Project Engineer based out of Cooper Landing, AK.
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5 years of experience working as a Project Manager. UIC Nappairits capabilities include the following services: preconstruction planning; estimating; Arctic construction; remote site logistics; for design/build and fixed-price construction.
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Assists with the supervision of on-site staff, which may include: Resident Services Coordinator(s), Compliance Specialist(s), Leasing Manager, Leasing Consultant(s), Maintenance Supervisor(s), Maintenance Technician(s), Make-Ready or Rehab Technician(s), Groundskeeper(s)/Porter(s), Painter(s), and Cleaner(s)/Housekeeper(s.
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As a project manager, we’ll rely on you to plan, staff, schedule, budget, coordinate with subcontractors and internal support staff and subject matter experts; and interact with our clients and regulatory agencies.
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We invite you to build your Transportation career at HDR. Our global team is looking for a motivated Highway/Roadway Engineer to serve in a technical role under the direction of a Project Manager on the engineering development of urban and rural highway/roadway projects.
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As the Quality Control Manager/Project Engineer you are responsible for assisting the Project Manager, onsite Superintendent, and Foreman with the management, documentation, and execution of projects.
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Under direction of the Regional Program Manager, manages all activities for multiple small projects, or multiple subtasks of larger projects or programs, in accordance with the approved Work Release Plan. This includes directing and coordinating internal field resources or subcontractor activities in accordance with project/client procedures, scope of work, and contract specifications.
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