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If you are a Water/Wastewater Professional Engineer - Project Manager , please read on! Job Title: Water/Wastewater Professional Engineer - Project Manager.
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If you are a Senior Water/Wastewater Professional Engineer - Project Manager , please read on! Job Title: Senior Water/Wastewater Professional Engineer - Project Manager.
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This is an excellent career opportunity for a multi-talented and creative Professional Engineer interested in solving complex engineering challenges! Registered as a Professional Engineer (P.E.
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We are looking for an Experienced Commercial Construction Project Manager OR Project Engineer (with at least 5+ years in Commercial Construction Groundup/Industrial Tilt), to manage the full life cycle of projects for a highly reputable, long-established Commercial Construction General Contractor in Phoenix.
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The ideal candidate will possess a BS Civil Engineering degree, and a Professional Engineer (WI) license. Professional Engineer (WI) license. Tuition and Professional Licensure/Certification Reimbursement program.
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The candidate should have a Professional Engineer (PE) certification in Structural Engineering, with experience in low to mid-rise residential and/or commercial projects. Professional Engineer (PE) certification in structural engineering or in a related field.
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If you are a Civil Engineer Water|Wastewater Project Manager with 6+ years of experience, please read on! Job Title: Civil Engineer Water/Wastewater Project Manager.
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Registration as a Professional Engineer or Professional Geologist is preferred. The Licensed Site Professional/Project Manager must have excellent communication and organizational skills and a proven track record of successful completion of projects.
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Professional Engineer (PE) license. We are looking for a senior-level Project Manager with a background in some of the following - site development, transportation projects, civil projects, or even solar/battery storage projects.
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If you are a Senior Project Manager Civil Engineer with 10+ years of experience, please read on! Job Title: Civil Engineer Project Manager. Professional Engineer (PE) registration in Maryland required.
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Professional Engineer or Project Management Professional certification. Position Overview: The Project Manager will manage the planning, scheduling, and implementation of projects.
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