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Adhere to VDOT and VITA project management practices and governance requirements; coordinate with VDOT and VITA Project Management Offices. QualificationsRequired:A minimum of 5 years of project experience in IT infrastructure delivery, Network infrastructure, Network architecture, wireless technologies, Cloud implementation, vendor management.
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Minimum 2-4 years of field supervisory experience in cultural resource management and archaeological compliance survey primarily in Virginia and surrounding Mid-Atlantic states. Our cultural resources team provides Section 106/NEPA analyses, technical studies for renewable energy, and project permitting for a wide variety of private and federal, state, and local government clients.
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Adhere to VDOT and VITA project management practices and governance requirements. The candidate should be proficient in Project Management tools such as Microsoft Project, Visio, and Office required.
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The Survey Manager is also responsible for marketing and client development, technical quality, profitability, schedule, project staff coordination, client communications, negotiating specific scope of work and fees, client follow-up, and billing/collections.
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Staff management, project controls and management support for significant consulting and construction projects, including scheduling, labor resourcing, and cost estimating, will be a component of this position.
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Minimum 10 years of experience in geotechnical engineering, which should include significant project management experience, including proposal preparation and budgeting, and proven or potential business development skills.
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As a Stormwater Engineer, you will evaluate, plan, design, permit and support management of projects for stormwater treatment and conveyance (pipelines, treatment, and pumping facilities). Learn / use digital tools to enhance customer experience, team and client collaboration, and project delivery including configuration and deployment of SharePoint, Building Information Modeling (BIM), Power BI, and Augmented Reality.
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Job Title: Grade Foreman - Richmond, VA Department: Construction / Grading Reports to: Project Superintendent Major Role and Purpose: To ensure the overall success of any job or project assigned through efficient management of time, personnel, and cost.
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Data analytics project experience related to one or more of the following: transaction monitoring data analysis and system implementation, development of customer risk rating models, customer segmentation, threshold tuning, customer/account/transaction data modelling, management and quality assessment, model validation, and/or Know-Your-Customer data remediation.
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A typical scope on a project includes road design, crane path design, hydrologic and hydraulic analysis and design, mass grading, erosion and sediment control design and field reconnaissance. Timmons Group is seeking a Civil Project Engineer II/III for our Renewable Energy Group locatedin our Richmond, VA office.
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Assist with process improvement and discussions related to third-party risk management solutions. Build communication and escalation plans related to third-party risk management activities across National IT.
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Essential Roles and Responsibilities of a successful candidate include but are not limited to:Project and Task Management (55-65%) Manage and supervise internal landscape architecture and civil engineer project teams with planning, site layout, and landscape design documents.
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Specific project duties include the execution, technical management, and oversight of various civil engineering projects related to renewables including stormwater management and design, earthwork design, BMP retrofit, stream restoration design, environmental permitting, and other civil/stormwater designs associated with industrial and municipal projects.
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The Project Manager will be responsible for managing client relationships, managing project financials, collaborating and managing design teams, promoting growth, and management of project related quality.
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