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Electrical Purchasing Agent. Work directly with Project Managers for bid/job pricing of materials, equipment, subcontractors, and supplies. Experience in procurement with strong working knowledge of electrical materials, equipment, and procedures.
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The Senior Electrical Project Manager – Wastewater (Phoenix, Arizona) will be responsible for all financial reporting on a project and tracking and projecting all labor, material, job expenses, and changes.
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Our client seeks a qualified Electrical Project Manager (Henderson, Colorado) responsible for the overall direction and execution of specific construction projects consistent with company strategy, core values, project commitments, and project goals.
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Electrical Project Manager – Mission Critical (Dallas, Texas) Position Overview. The Electrical Project Manager – Mission Critical (Dallas, Texas) is responsible for the overall direction and execution of specific construction projects consistent with company strategy, core values, project commitments, and project goals.
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The Electrical Project Manager (Chesapeake, Virginia) is responsible for the overall direction and execution of specific construction projects consistent with company strategy, core values, project commitments and project goals.
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Electrical Project Manager (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) Position Overview. The Electrical Project Manager (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is responsible for the overall direction and execution of specific construction projects consistent with company strategy, core values, project commitments, and project goals.
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The Electrical Project Executive (Orlando, Florida) will be accountable for developing and building strong teams for each project while delivering quality output, meeting customer expectations, managing scope, delivering on time, and delivering within budget.
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The Electrical Project Manager – Data Centers (Washington, DC) is responsible for the overall direction and execution of data center projects consistent with company strategy, core values, project commitments, and project goals.
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The Senior Electrical Project Manager – Data Centers (Atlanta, Georgia) is responsible for the overall direction and execution of specific construction projects consistent with company strategy, core values, project commitments, and project goals.
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Electrical Project Manager (Charlotte, North Carolina) Position Overview. The Electrical Project Manager (Charlotte, North Carolina) is responsible for the overall direction and execution of specific construction projects consistent with company strategy, core values, project commitments, and project goals.
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The Electrical Project Manager / Estimator (Greenville, South Carolina) is responsible for the overall direction and execution of specific construction projects consistent with company strategy, core values, project commitments, and project goals.
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The Electrical Project Manager (Omaha, Nebraska) provides overall management in all phases of construction for one or more commercial electrical projects and develops new business opportunities relative to a particular Client, group of Clients, or geographical area.
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The Senior Electrical Project Manager – Wastewater (Nashville, Tennessee) will be responsible for all financial reporting on a project as well as tracking and projecting all labor, material, job expenses, and changes.
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The Electrical Project Manager – Utility (Plainfield, New Jersey) is responsible for the overall direction and execution of utility transmission and distribution projects consistent with company strategy, core values, project commitments, and project goals.
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Our client is seeking a qualified a Senior Electrical Project Manager (Boston, Massachusetts) who will oversee the installation from bidding the job to the final construction. Senior Electrical Project Manager (Boston, Massachusetts) Overview.
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