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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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PM2CM, Inc., (Project Management to Construction Management) is a professional services company dedicated to providing Program and Project Management, Construction Management and Project Controls services during the design and construction phase of projects.
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The Project Controls Manager will monitor design and construction projects from start to finish for our client, with direct accountability for project delivery. Turner & Townsend Heery is looking for atechnically savvy Project Controls Manager who understands the construction management and design management process.
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Position Overview:This is a hybrid role, offering the flexibility of remote work with an expectation for employees to be onsite one week each month in Providence, RI. As a Project Controls Manager, you will play a crucial role in ensuring effective project management by developing and maintaining project cost controls, supporting project managers, and contributing to project success.
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As a Project Manager, your work will help power our planet, reduce carbon emissions, and create cleaner air for everyone. This organization provides project and program management for Transmission and Distribution.
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Experience: Two (2) years of full-time equivalent project management or project controls experience preparing cost estimates, managing and tracking project costs, and/or developing project schedules using critical path method for commercial construction, remodeling/repair, or capital improvement projects.
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The Project Controls Analyst has responsibility for the overall financial reporting and forecasting, change management, scheduling, document control and project administration for Contract Modifications.
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Advanced knowledge and application of project development, design-phase management, construction estimating, cost, project controls/scheduling, documentation, engineering/construction principles, contracts and delivery methods are required.
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Our goal is simple: To offer and deliver the "best in class" project management, construction management and project controls services that allow our clients to build with confidence.
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