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Evaluate the scope of the job/venue by deciding on the step-by-step methodology to build the system, and the materials and equipment necessary to complete the build; prepare reports and other communications to the Senior Construction Manager and/or Customer Project Manager regarding the same.
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The Preconstruction Manager will report to the Senior Project Manager and work with the Program Manager and Director of Project Procurement to deliver on project needs.
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The Construction Field Manager will lead project installation teams to ensure the installation of safe, feasible, and efficient energy systems. The position will report directly to the Deputy Director and will work closely with the Project Managers, and Construction Managers.
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The Manager is responsible for overseeing suppliers and vendors for construction project management of BioLife Plasma Center projects, including new construction, renovations, remodels, testing lab improvements, equipment replacements, sustainability, and other miscellaneous projects.
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This work spans three primary markets, Heavy Civil Construction (Power Generation, Water Resources, Mining, and Industrial & Commercial), Power (ROW Services, Foundations, Vegetation Management, and Pipeline Services), and Disaster Response, and our Core Values and Priorities.
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Engage in project startup activities such as engineering/construction RFP development and bidding, ROW agreement acquisition, long-lead permitting, joint-build agreements and long-lead materials procurement as required in order to position the project for success.
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Includes knowing the PLS requirements for the project, what specific surveys are required for the design and construction, surveying for pay-quantities, as-builts, monumentation and layout.
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The Manager of Engineering Project Management reports to the Head of Engineering Project Management and also collaborates with Operations, New Center Development, EHS, Security, Quality, Legal, IT, Procurement, and Corporate Real Estate.
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AECOM is the world’s trusted infrastructure consulting firm, delivering professional services throughout the project lifecycle – from advisory, planning, design and engineering to program and construction management.
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We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Project Manager Assistant to join our team in our Castle Rock, CO office. The Project Manager Assistant will work under the direction of the Senior Project Manager Assistant and Senior Project Manager.
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This is a 1099 position (independent contractor) for an 8 month commitment and up to 2 years as a a site safety manager in Denver CO. You will be representing a top national General Contractor on this project.
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The successful candidate will be responsible as a leader in the Rocky Mountain West providing project planning, design, and construction administration support for dams and reservoirs; civil and green infrastructure; stormwater management; drainage and sediment control; hydrologic and hydraulic analysis, stream restoration, open channels, and flood control projects.
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Willing to travel within the Colorado Springs, Denver Metro Area, and Colorado Mountains Area. We are searching for a Construction Project Manager with extensive experience in concrete construction, earthwork, asphalt pavement, and but not required experience with utilities.
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Burns & McDonnell’s energy storage team offers storage solutions that take clients from project conception, siting and permitting to turnkey design, construction, and startup. Efficiently coordinating with discipline leads to drive site plans, energy storage technology, building plans, one-line drawings, BOP plans, substation plans, and other conceptual engineering documents and deliverables as required by the project scope.
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This senior-level position will be based in Denver, CO. The Senior Program Manager will manage one or more functional areas of a $1B plus Consolidated Rental Car facility program including procurement, contract management, design, construction, project controls, quality management, financial planning, risk management, operations and maintenance.
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