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AECOM is the worlds trusted infrastructure consulting firm, delivering professional services throughout the project lifecycle from advisory, planning, design and engineering to program and construction management.
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The QC Manager must support the Corporate QC Program Manager, Project Manager, and others who are focused on the broader aspects of the project by providing focused effort on Quality of the physical work.
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Requirements: Accomplished senior level construction manager/program manager with experience managing complex teams that include but are not limited to Contracts Management, Project Controls, Risk Management, Public Outreach/Communications, Environmental Management, Safety Management.
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The Senior Project Manager provides the overall planning, coordination, and direction for project management activities to ensure they meet owner needs, specifications, cost, and schedule, from initial project identification through construction closeout.
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As the QC Manager, your responsibilities include overall management of the Contractor's Quality Control (CQC) with the authority to act in all CQC matters for the Contractor, Herman Construction.
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Anser provides our clients with advisory, compliance, program and project construction management services at the highest level of dedication. A minimum of 10 years program and project controls experience related to scheduling of construction projects is required along with a work history that represents increased levels of responsibility on a progressive basis.
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Previous experience with utility programs, building science principles, renewable/energy efficiency technologies, Title 24, benchmarking, or construction management is a plus but not required.
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As a CBRE Construction Program Manager, you will provide support to the Project Management Team impacting projects from design to completion. This role will focus on effective, efficient, and timely utilization of the Project Management web-based systems for procurement and construction bid support, system data integrity, and accurate reporting.
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We have an immediate opportunity for a Program Manager for a Utility Construction Project in the Sacramento area. (Program Manager, Scheduling, Utilities, Power, Electrical, Civil, Transmission, Hydro, Project.
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Producing shop orders and quotations using quoting and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) program, as well as other project related documents. Reviewing bid documents to determine scope of work and required precast concrete products for large construction projects.
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Under general supervision of the Systems Training, Engagement and Projects Manager (Pension Program Manager I), the Pension Program Manager I (Specialist) serves as the Training Program Specialist and Subject Matter Expert (SME) in training strategies and project management methodologies for the Disability Services and Survivor Benefits (DaSB) Division.
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Lead implementation of the Quality Management System (QMS) and Built in Quality (BiQ) process for the project. As a Project Manager for the Boldt Company, you will manage all aspects of the development and implementation of projects from original concept to final implementation and commissioning.
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Four-year engineering, construction management degree or equivalent combinations of technical training. Participate in risk management including identification, analysis, response planning and monitoring/controls on a project and demonstrates competency in understanding controls processes for the project to take corrective actions when necessary.
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Capital Program Management (CPM) seeks a seasoned Construction Project Manager to work with school district clients. Established in 1999, Capital Program Management is a consulting firm specializing in project and construction management for public and institutional clients throughout California.
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Enrolled in a bachelor's degree program such as Construction Management, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Architectural Engineering, or a related field. Our Project Engineer assists their Project Manager on projects and is the liaison between the field and the office.
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