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Six years of progressively responsible experience in the design, review or management of work related to stormwater, drainage, and hydrology/hydraulics. Acts as technical reviewer on Area Drainage Master Studies/Plans, drainage and flood control studies, design concept reports and capital improvement projects and participates in related project meetings.
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Conducts and implements flood plain management principles and practices in accordance with Federal Emergency Management Agency regulations and City's Stormwater and Floodplain Management Ordinance.
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Create, edit, and maintain relevant course content (lectures/HW/project/exams) for Quantitative Research Methods, Biostatistics, and other statistical analysis courses in the Master of Public Health (MPH) program.
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Work Experience At least five (5) years of related Project Management experience. Or eight (8) years of experience as a Project Coordinator or Assistant Project Manager in the Structural Steel industry.
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Proficiency in project management software with a minimum of 5 years of experience, including tools like Procore, Viewpoint, or similar heavy civil construction software. Minimum of 5 years of experience as a Project Manager in Heavy Civil construction.
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Phoenix is the United States' sixth-largest city with a population of over 1.4 million, home to 200+ golf courses, MLB Spring Training mecca, daytrip drive to six different lakes, culturally enriches with a plethora of museums, as well as an extensive offering of casual patio dining, destination spas, and upscale shopping.
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As a CBRE Surveying Project Manager, you will be responsible for having knowledge of ALTA Surveys, Cell Tower Surveys, As-built Surveys, Topographic Surveys, Property, and Boundary Surveys experience.
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Examples of student affairs academic support management/leadership experience includes: program management, project management, budget development and management related to programs or projects, staff supervision, policy development, administration, evaluation and compliance.
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Perform research, strategic consultation, preparation and project management of NEPA documents for complex public and private land development projects. Project management experience overseeing contracts, budgets, schedules and technical staff or subconsultants in the preparation of NEPA documents is required.
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Must have 3+years of experience as an Estimator or Project Manager with a disaster restoration company and knowledge/experience of water mitigation, fire restoration and mold remediation.
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Manage construction project controls, including report drafting using MS Office Suite, cost management, schedule management with Primavera, change order management, and submittal management.
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Experience with ViewPoint or similar Project Management Software, Primavera/MS Project Scheduling, and HCSS Heavybid are a plus. 5 years of experience as a Project Manager in Heavy/Civil Construction (Heavy Highway, Mining, Mass Excavation, Site Preparation, Federal or Public Works Horizontal Construction.
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Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Architecture or Engineering, and/or 7-10 years of applicable estimating, project, construction or manufacturing management and/or quality experience.
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Act as business-line liaison to Enterprise Risk Management and Operational Risk Management. The role will be required to execute with the company's Enterprise Risk Management Leadership around the structure of the three lines of defense program to ensure the consistency in the implementation and operationalization across the enterprise.
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OverviewThe role of Engineering Manager is a crucial member of our wind and renewable energy team, this person will use their strong project management, technical and leadership abilities to manage engineering provided in support of wind and renewable energy projects.
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