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5-7 years of experience of full cycle project management experienceStrong background in mechanical and hydraulic systems, packaging methods, and materials, electronics and computer applications, and electrical systems.
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Electrical Project Manager Are you ready to take the next step in your career? Successful candidates will have experience in electrical construction as an Electrical Project Manager.
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Construction Project Manager skillset must include:AutoCAD and/or Bluebeam skills required Must know how to create, markup, edit, and produce building plansMust have knowledge of Electrical Diagrams, such as Single Lines wiring, conduits, etcMust know the California Building Code in detailMust be experienced in ADA parking requirements, sloping, path of travel, etc.
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Experience in either the mechanical, electrical, or piping, preferably mechanical. Experience in either the mechanical, electrical, or piping, preferably mechanical. 1+ years of experience in the MEP industry.
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Walkthrough surveys of existing buildings to assess the condition of the site, building components, and major mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire sprinkler systems and prepare estimated costs to remedy site and building conditions.
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The Project Manager/Chief Engineer is responsible for supporting and supervising operation and maintenance tasks for mechanical systems, including but not limited to plumbing systems, electrical service, emergency management control systems, elevator systems, fire alarm and suppression systems, and facility mechanical systems including chillers, boilers and system controls.
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Proficiency in other trades, such as electrical wiring, masonry, finish carpentry, and painting experience, is a plus. Concrete, estimating, PSI knowledge, finishes, forming, rebar code electrical, basic knowledge of wiring, gauges, code, LED vs.
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WSP is seeking a full-time Lead Electrical Engineer/Project Manager for their Irvine, California office. Proficient with electrical engineering principles, practices, process, design/build, and the application to permitting and project work-related issues.
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LPA is seeking a passionate Electrical Project Manager to join our integrated team of architects, engineers, interior designers, landscape architects and master planners. Electrical Project Manager Requirements.
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Project manager, manager jobs, hvac estimator, project manager, manager. Electrical Apprentice Program graduate. We are looking for the right fit to fill an opening for a Project Manager who oversees all aspects of a project, from bid acceptance to job closure.
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IES is a national provider of industrial products and infrastructure services to a variety of end markets, including electrical, mechanical and communications contracting solutions for the commercial, industrial, residential and renewable energy markets.
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Sr. ELECTRICAL PROJECT MANAGER, as well as ELECTRICAL PROJECT MANAGER (Electrical Contracting) We need to hire the most talented Electrical Project Manager's from electrical contracting.
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Physics — Knowledge and prediction of physical principles, laws, their interrelationships, and applications to understanding fluid, material, and atmospheric dynamics, and mechanical, electrical, atomic, and sub- atomic structures and processes.
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Our client, a leader in commercial electrical, data, and systems, is seeking an Electrical Project Manager. Key qualifications include 3-15 years of experience in electrical contracting, project management, and running vertical commercial construction projects.
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This is a full-time on-site Controls Project Manager role located in Orange County, CA at South Coast Facility Services. As a Controls Project Manager, you will oversee and manage projects related to direct digital control systems, ensuring successful implementation and completion.
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