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Job Description: Ninyo & Moore Geotechnical and Environmental Sciences Consultants, an ENR Top 500 Design Firm, is currently seeking a Director of Business Development based out of our San Diego headquarters to cover part of Southern California (San Diego, Imperial, San Bernardino and Riverside Counties.
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Civil Engineering degree plus 5 years of engineering experience in the construction of major railroad projects, 2 years of which were on a major commuter rail project; OR a High School Diploma or GED plus a minimum of 15 years of responsible railroad maintenance and/or construction experience on transit or freight rail projects, 2 years of which were on a major commuter rail project.
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AECOM is the world’s 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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Recruit employees representing one of the following seven priority sectors to provide Externships or job shadowing: Advanced Manufacturing, Education & Human Development, Energy Construction & Utilities, Healthcare, ICT & Digital Media, Public Administration, and Life Sciences & Biotechnology.
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The Site Safety Manager will work with the Project Manager and Superintendent on the project to help lead the project team to establishing and maintaining a strong safety culture driven around company values, best practice safety management systems, strong communication, personal accountability, people development and authentic engagement.
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Have solid interpersonal skills, must be able to work well with the construction project site team, owners and construction management firms. We are currently seeking a Site Safety Manager for our $250+ million dollar project at San Diego International Airport.
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Assist Project Manager with submittalsProvide daily report and document daily safety inspections of the jobsite. Lead / conduct site safety audits in accordance with Project Safety Plan. Ensure operations comply with CA MUTCD and temporary traffic control plans.
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Minimum of 10 years of heavy construction experienceMinimum of 5 years of Safety experience in a construction industry as a safety professional or supervisor with safety responsibility. Moderate Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Power Point, and Word. Efficient recordkeeping and submittals of required project safety documentation.
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We are currently seeking a Site Safety Manager for our $+ million dollar project at San Diego International Airport. Ensure follow up by project team to make sure corrective action has been taken.
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Ensure Project Safety Plan is in place, roles defined, and action plans established. Airport construction strongly desired. The Site Safety Manager will monitor the onsite activities to ensure that all work is conducted safely and efficiently.
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Ability to demonstrate working knowledge of excavations, confined spaces, fall protection, hazard communication, crane & rigging operations, concrete and asphalt paving, and the ability to conduct awareness level training for each discipline.
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Job sites typically will include uneven surfaces and may require climbing ladders and scaffolding to review site safety equipment. Coordinate Emergency Response and ensure employees receive medical treatment.
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You will have budget, staffing, short- and long-range planning, and program development responsibilities for the Facilities department in addition to construction/renovation operations, facility planning, maintenance, repair programs and energy management.
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Lead site supervisors in the enforcement of safety standard according to IIPP.Assist / Coordinate subcontractor compliance with jobsite safety regulations and requirements. As part of an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) Corporation, Company employees have the opportunity to directly and financially benefit from the Company's success.
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Client and Business Development Leadership - The Principal Planning Lead will direct CEQA, NEPA, and planning marketing and business development efforts. Minimum of 12 years of progressive environmental planning and project management experience, preparing CEQA documents and managing the planning process.
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