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The Sr. Project Manager is responsible for the overall administrative, technical, financial, and resource management of the project from the initial bid preparation through project completion.
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The successful candidate will possess well-rounded attributes that make him/her a great Communicator, Negotiator, Financial Manager, Risk Manager, Scheduler, Mentor/Coach/Team Motivator, Technical Specialist, and Quality Controller; while demonstrating passion and enthusiasm for project management, business development, client management, team management, and practice leadership.
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Coordinate successful collaboration with other teams including Solar Engineering, Energy Storage Engineering, Project Management, Preconstruction, Construction, Procurement, Development, Asset Management and Performance & Reliability Engineering.
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Specific to CTC/PWC and MCC: training and perform quality assurance duties by reviewing medical documentation utilizing audit tools as outlined by County of San Diego Quality Management. Attend all meetings facilitated by County of San Diego Quality Management team.
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We are a Construction and Engineering Management consulting firm, specializing in civil engineering, transportation planning, environmental, landscape architecture and urban design, and surveying and geospatial services.
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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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Maintaining engineering specifications for both project engineering and major project equipment (e.g., roads, structures, foundations, collector, power system studies, SCADA, substation, T-line, MPT, HSAT’s, inverters, etc.
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The candidate should have technical expertise in the previously mentioned biological and ecological services, project management experience, ability to support field survey work, and demonstrate strong technical writing skills.
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The Staff Project Controls Specialist will be responsible for leading the project controls processes with the internal project management team to execute project deliverables within budget and schedule.
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Performs project management duties such as forecasting, tracking, accounting updates, invoicing, progress reports, and scheduling. Harris continues to expand the scope of these services while also building new capabilities in planning, climate change/adaptation, hazard mitigation, resilience, and management consulting.
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Opportunity to join a leading global renewables developer as a Director of Project Engineering in San Diego, CA. Qualify major project equipment such as transformers, horizontal single axis trackers and cable suppliers.
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Lead and liaison with County of San Diego Quality Management. Assist QM Team, Division Directors, and Program Managers with contract compliance and quality management of programs, including maintaining contract files to ensure progress and compliance.
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Lead various civil project designs including site design, land development, roads, storm drainage systems, storm water management facilities, water and sanitary sewer utility design, sediment and erosion control, and traffic control, airports, and facility design.
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Our Project Engineers support construction activities by planning, organizing and implementing those management duties (i.e., project controls systems, engineering interface, subcontract and materials management, purchasing, scheduling.
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15+ years of related project experience in Civil Design, CCR, Environmental Infrastructure or Geotechnical Engineering projects related to CCR management, solid waste management, remediation construction, water resources, dams and impoundments.
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