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Our core expertise is in Project Controls which includes Scheduling, Cost Controls, Document Management and Controls, Budget tracking and monitoring, Estimating, Risk Analysis, Claims avoidance and Mitigation, Change Management and Earned Value Management.
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Developing/monitoring instrument cost estimates, manpower forecasts/tracking, schedule, and budget metrics, and provide responsive and effective communications regarding your project activities.
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Experience with Proliance or similar PMIS systems Professional Engineer License (PE), Certified Construction Manager (CCM), Project Management Professional (PMP) or similar credentials MBA or MS degree in Business, Engineering or similar Compensation: The pay range provided is a good faith estimate for the position at the time of posting.
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We currently have an opening for Principal Project Manager in Long Beach, CA. The qualified candidate will manage, direct, and oversee Capital Improvement Program (CIP) projects and provide staff augmentation services.
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Strong knowledge of mold design principles – experience in tool design review activities.
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Your Role We are hiring a talented and motivated Software Engineer to join our team. The Software Engineer will work collaboratively with the software development team to contribute to PSC Software projects and initiatives by developing features, ensuring bug fixes, and providing proactive technical support.
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1 year supervisory or project coordination experience, required. Previous experience, training or proficiency in some or all the following types of systems: Conventional Fire Detection Systems Specialized Fire Detection (Air Sampling) Explosion Protection Systems Fire Suppression Systems Room Integrity Testing Leak Detection Systems Recharge and reconditioning agent storage containers.
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Key Responsibilities: Manage all TPA assignments and project details. Job Title: Program Compliance Manager Our client is seeking a highly organized and detail-oriented Program Compliance Manager to oversee and ensure compliance across all Third-Party Administrator (TPA) projects.
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To be considered for this role as a Desktop Engineer, the candidate should have previous experience in customer service and support with a background in Information Technology support and service or related fields.
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Experience as a Chief Engineer and/or Engineering Fellow. 10+ years of experience in leading teams for successful completion of project objectives within stringent technical, schedule, and budget requirements.
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Job Description The Senior DevOps Engineer designs and implements Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery systems to deploy applications to Cloud and On-Premises Server infrastructure. Required Skills & Experience - 5+ years of experience as a DevOps Engineer setting up DevOps practices enterprise wide.
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Programs, trouble shoots, modifies, maintains, upgrades (Electrical/Mechanical) and backs up all PLC and computer software associated with the production equipment.
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Field Engineer is an entry-level opportunity for candidates who demonstrate a strong desire for a career in Project Management, Electrical Engineering or Construction Management. Responsibilities: Update and maintain as built/record drawings in our electronic document control systemAssist Foreman/Safety Engineer with new hire paperwork, orientation, and videoDistribute all mail to the Foreman to include copying or emailing scheduled updates etc.
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Job Posting Title: Mechanical Engineer – Power Equipment. Siemens Industry is looking for a Mechanical Engineer for their Pomona, CA manufacturing facility. Our facility is growing and looking to add a talented mechanical engineer to expand our capabilities.
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The Quinn Power Systems Project Engineer will be responsible for the successful project management and engineering completion of the Sales Department customer purchase order contracts.
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