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Support Project Preconstruction Manager or Preconstruction Manager in set-up of estimate, estimate schedule, and responsibility matrix. Collaborate with Project Preconstruction Manager and Preconstruction Manager in estimating functions throughout preconstruction phase launch process.
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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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AECOM's growing Northern California Environmental Planning and Permitting team is seeking a highly experienced Senior Environmental Planner/ Project Manager to join our Sacramento team.
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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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The Construction Manager will assist the Program Management Team during the contract development and engineering design phases of such projects and will work closely with each project’s respective Project Manager during the project execution phase.
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This role will require the Senior Consultant to prepare environmental analyses and work collaboratively with other staff and discipline to prepare documentation that assists our clients with obtaining project approval under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA.
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Collaborates with the Manager to supervise, plan, organize, and direct maintenance activities, including employee placement, training, and development. Ensures compliance with regulatory agencies such as CARB, AQMD, CHP, DOT, OSHA, Storm Water District, Cal Fire, and local code enforcement.
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You will work with a multidisciplinary team of accomplished senior technical specialists, environmental planners, and project managers on a variety of complex water-related projects. Work closely with financial project manager to prepare client and Stantec project status reports on a regular basis, and review and approval all invoices and change orders associated with the project.
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Under the general direction of the Associate Director of Business Operations, the Senior Manager Administrative Services ensures smooth daily operations for the Office of Water Programs.
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The Personal Lines Account Manager is expected to project a professional company image through all interactions with clients, insurance carriers, coworkers, and others. This is a fantastic opportunity for a Personal Lines Account Manager with experience working with High-Net-Worth clients in California to work remotely.
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Kimley-Horn has an opportunity for a motivated Senior Project Manager to expand our Water/Wastewater and Utilities practice in Sacramento, California (CA)! + Our Project Managers/Practice Builders manage their projects profitably, transition work to qualified staff, grow and mentor staff, and act as a positive leader and mentor.
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Arcadis is seeking an Associate Project Manager with relevant experience and a background as a Geologist, Environmental Scientist, or Environmental Engineer to join our team. Field work may be performed at project sites with environmental media (e.g., soil, sediment, groundwater, surface water, etc.
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Then we have an exciting career opportunity for you as an Environmental Project Manager (Project or Senior Biologist) based in sunny California. The Environmental Project Manager - Utilities, Public Lands (Project or Senior Biologist) is a leadership position.
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Pre-project approved” responsibilities include site civil construction including Site Development, utility power, ac surge suppression, generator/transfer switches, HVAC, DC power, grounding and lightning, final floor and space planning and records/capacity.
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Provide project management support and lead resilience and climate-adaptation planning projects funded by FEMA, CDBG-MIT, or state programs. The Opportunity: Tetra Tech is adding a Resilience and Climate Adaptation Manager to our Emergency Management Risk and Resilience team based Remote in California.
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