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The Director of Development, Leadership Annual Giving in the Daniels College of Business (Daniels) reports directly to the Executive Director for Development for Daniels and is part of the Development team in DU Advancement.
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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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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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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 Director, Supply Chain - Wind - North America manages our key wind turbine manufacturer relationships focused on North America, coordinating effectively with senior leaders in development, construction, and O&M to deliver the optimal global supply chain strategies, market intelligence, and supply chain relationships.
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Through project development, design, construction, and operation, we ensure that the impacts of each step support our client’s requirements and protect and preserve the surrounding communities.
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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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Are you looking to grow your career as a Technical Project Manager in the Denver area, working with a company that constantly disrupts their industry? A successful Project Manager is technically savvy, smart, persistent, high-energy, strategic, customer-focused, and detail-oriented individual.
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As a Project Controls Specialist in the Ground Systems Development Group, you will be working with project/program managers to define scope and estimate work, build integrated schedules (spanning engineering, procurement, construction, and activation), track status and develop recovery plans, develop Estimates at Completion (EAC), and perform management reporting.
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Provide Team leadership and meet business objectives by establishing the goals and KPIs for the construction management team and interfacing with other disciplines, including engineering, project management, and asset/facilities management.
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Plan, organize, and coordinate grading activities on construction projects, ensuring adherence to project specifications and timelines. In-depth knowledge of grading techniques, equipment, and materials used in heavy highway construction projects.
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Serves as the technical expert in access control, playing a significant role in the Physical Access Control System (PACS) project, rollout of new biometric solutions, replacement of the legacy access control system, integration with the Identity Management System (IDMS) and associated access programs.
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The Assistant Superintendent will also provide on-site supervision of the daily workload, job site safety, receiving and storing of tools and supplies, and the reporting of all of these aspects to the Project Manager and Project Superintendent.
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Communications to the Senior Construction Manager and/or Customer Project Manager regarding the. The In-building Construction Manager (IBCM) is responsible for all technical aspects of the telecommunications.
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We are seeking a landscape design professional to be responsible for performing a variety of assignments in all aspects of landscape design from project conception to construction completion, as well as supporting the development and documentation of the technical solutions required by both the design and the local governing code.
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