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The Project Manager works with customers to develop the scope of work, budgeting and estimating costs, and oversees preparation of documents and mechanical, piping, and plumbing project plans.
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Job planning, job set up, project close out, obtain permits, review and understand plans and specifications, assemble and issue prime contracts, subcontracts and change orders, create and update CPM schedule monthly using MS Project, P6 or Primavera Suretrak, maintain project logs (RFIs Submittals, PCIs) using CMiC to approve all job invoices and prepare monthly owner billings.
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Learn more about our project here: style="text-align:inherit">The Design and Construction Project Manager is responsible for managing the day-to-day efforts related to programming, planning, design, construction, and activation of small projects for the Stanford Health Care (SHC) under the general supervision of the Director.
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As a Project Reviewer Review project submissions and provide personalized feedback. Maintain a review time of less than 8 working hours for project submission. JOIN THE TEAM TODAYRequired skills/qualifications: Language Competence: Proficient in English & Korean Writing and Speaking SkillsTechnical Competence: Product Design Sprints, Stakeholder Management, Product Prototyping, User Experience and Product Design, and Agile Project and Product ManagementEmpathy for learners Flexibility for part-time, independent contract work Responsibilities: As a Q&A Professional Provide support to students by responding to technical queries over our platform.
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This is a fantastic opportunity for a Project Manager who is looking to take the next step in their career. Strong knowledge of plumbing systems and/or HVAC. Demonstrated ability to review and negotiate contracts.
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Also permitting experience is nice to have, ability to review blueprints and drawings. Ability to review utility drawings, prints, and pole footages. Fiber optic project experience is highly preferred.
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Review cross-functional data migration plans (typically including IT, Order Management and Technical Support), identify gaps, make recommendations and work on finding optimal solutions. Be the technical leader in the discovery process to document and map software entitlements to Keysight standard platforms.
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Review vendor-provided electrical control panel drawings, including bills of materials to confirm equipment voltage and PLC input/output match project requirements. Determine which specifications are applicable to project scope and warrant additional review by third parties.
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Conduct and review project team’s safety audits, assess recommended corrective actions, and issue reports of violations and/or unsafe practices for immediate resolution. Review quality of Pre-Task Plans (PTPs) for project subcontractors and Trades based on contractual requirements.
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Ensure safe, quality project execution within schedule, budgetary and design constraints; review subcontractor compliance and performance, and recommend corrective actions; and provide alternative methods for achieving goals when necessary.
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Ensure contractor activities are preplanned for safety through scope review, preconstruction meetings, JHA review, STAs, etc. Gilbane is seeking a Senior Project Safety Manager to administer the safety program and serve as safety advisor, ensuring safety compliance by the project team and all employees and subcontractors working at the site.
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Review construction contract documents and coordinate with sub-contractors and General Contractor/owner to gather the required information to design the project’s sprinkler system. Continually monitor progress of projects; review reports to ensure compliance with schedule and budgetary guidelines.
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Review capital equipment consumable spend by CM and collaborate with GSM to minimize waste. ROLE – Finance CapEx Project Manager. The Watch CapEx PM creates overall project budget; compiling budget requests from OEM and Quality teams and generate capitalization plan based on project schedules.
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Lead, coordinate, track, and execute acquisition and transfer activities including title review and other due diligence tasks, escrow and closing, and funding distribution and acceptance. Prepare, oversee, and/or review acquisition and transfer documents (e.g., purchase agreements, conservation easements, appraisals, title documents, escrow instructions, etc.
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Supports the preconstruction team including quantity takeoff, trade coordination and scope of work development, scope review, bid package development, schedule development, bid list creation and bid advertisement.
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