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The Construction Manager will be an integral part of a project team to modernize compressors in the natural gas industry in accordance with the clients policies and procedures. The Construction Manager will need to be able to comprehend ASME, API, and ASTM codes and specifications, P&IDs, Client Specifications, Inspection Test Plans (ITPs), Manufacturing Procedure Specifications and be able to apply them to the material or product being constructed.
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We are currently hiring a Construction Safety Manager to be located in Los Angeles, CA. The Construction Safety Manager will provide their expertise to support a very large educational facility construction program.
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We are seeking a Senior Landscape Architect, Project Manager to join our growing Community Development Team. You will work closely with our Southern California teams, manage projects, assist with designs, construction documents and construction administration California.
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Company is seeking a Lead Safety Manager to join our Project in Los Angeles, CA About Company: Company is a leading civil, building, and specialty Construction Company that believes integrity, teamwork, and a collaborative approach are fundamental to our business success.
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Identify contract document conflicts and recommend solutions to the Project Manager and Facility Design Manager. 3-5 years of Construction Superintendent experience; or 5 -7 years as a Journeyman in a building trade.
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The Development Project Manager (DPM) reports to the Director of Multifamily Housing Development or designated staff and is responsible for leading the development of multiple permanent supportive development projects at any given time.
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Type Direct Hire Salary $150,000 - $175,000 / yr Company is seeking a Lead Safety Manager to join our Project in Los Angeles, CA About Company: Company is a leading civil, building, and specialty Construction Company that believes integrity, teamwork, and a collaborative approach are fundamental to our business success.
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The Division Safety Manager will monitor the onsite activities on multiple construction jobsites across Southern California, to ensure that all work is conducted at the highest level of safety and in accordance with company safety standards and Cal-OSHA safety standards.
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The Construction Project Manager contributes to AHF’s mission by delivering quality construction related product and/or services, while staying within the predefined budget and timeframe.
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The Division Safety Manager will work with the Division Vice President or Division Manager, General Superintendent, Project Manager’s, Superintendents, and other field staff working on various projects throughout the region.
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Assist with the category analysis and become an expert in Boys toy categories; including but not limited to: Collectibles, Action Figures, Vehicles, Construction sets, Blasters or Sports toys. The Associate Brand Manager, Boys Brands role will support the development of new brand franchises.
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Multifamily Modular Construction Project Manager PRECISION GCC is a best-in-class multifamily construction management company with 33 years' experience of excellence in our niche.
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Project Manager Job DutiesProject size $10 – $35 million. Have a minimum of 5 consecutive years as a PM in the commercial building industry of ground up new construction. Responsible for cost control which entails reviewing weekly budgets for self-performed work with the project superintendent and reporting on project P&L, issues, events, applications for payment, schedule.
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Root Cause Analysis)Have solid interpersonal skills, must be able to work well with the construction project site team, owners and construction management firms. Construction Health and Safety Technician (CHST) Certification preferred.
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Company is seekinga Senior Estimator - Civil Construction to join our office in Sylmar, CA About Company: Company is a leading civil, building, and specialty Construction Company that believes integrity, teamwork, and a collaborative approach are fundamental to our business success.
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