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Must have 3+years of experience as a Senior Project Director with "Excellent" performance ratings in two (2) most recent performance reviews prior to promotion (Executive Product Director only.
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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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Under the direction of the project manager, supports project requirements including opinions-of-probable-costs estimates, drawing documentation and systems design. Project Designer/Security Specialist, ICT Consulting - ( 24000054.
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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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HELIX Environmental Planning, Inc. (HELIX), a growing, employee-owned environmental consulting and planning firm, is seeking a mid-level Landscape Architect / Project Manager to join the team in one of our northern California office locations (Folsom or Roseville.
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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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Overview : Company is seeking a Senior Estimator with at least 10 years of experience to work full-time in our Northern California office, which is located in Sacramento, Ca. The ideal candidate has heavy civil construction experience including earthwork, underground utilities, concrete work, water/wastewater mechanical and pump station work.
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This junior archaeologist (heritage resource specialist) position will work with senior project managers, senior archaeologists, architectural historians, and other environmental staff to expand existing and new client relationships and contribute to WSP’s capacity and reputation in the environmental and engineering marketplace.
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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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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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Project management certification from a reputable organization such as PMP, CSM or ACP to include a qualifying exam and / or quality assurance processes like Six Sigma or Lean or equivalent project management experience required.
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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. The Project Controls Engineer will be a part of the team that will design and construct the Phase 2 project of US Embassy in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan.
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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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Draft LOIs, grant reports, and grant proposals with the guidance of the Senior Grant Writer and Deputy Director of Institutional Giving. Work with the Senior Grant Writer and Deputy Director of Institutional Giving to on submissions.
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Responsibilities include analyzing hydropower facilities, water conveyance systems, watersheds and floodplains; construction document and cost development; writing reports; directing activities of other project staff; quality control reviews; project management; client communication; and designing water resources and other civil engineering projects.
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