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You will provide engineering expertise on highway projects including roadway studies and design, drainage and utility systems, preliminary and final design, preparation of construction documents, cost estimates, project scheduling, and large, complex highway corridors.
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AECOM is the worlds 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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Serve as a technical manager and/or project manager for projects; provide technical oversight. AtkinsRéalis is one of the world’s most respected design, engineering, and project management consultancies.
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Manage high profile Independent Engineering and Technical Advisory projects for project financing, tax equity, sales and acquisitions of Solar PV and portfolios, including overseeing battery technology reviews, civil and electrical design reviews, reviews of commercial and technical contracts, project schedule, project financial model, CAPEX and OPEX costs, environmental and permitting review, site visits and construction monitoring.
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Possess 15 years of experience in project management related to refining and petrochemical industries, specializing in Petrochemicals This includes seven (7) years of experience as Senior Project Engineer or project manager in design, construction, pre-commissioning, commissioning, startup, and operation, with project values ranging from $500MM to $billion.
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This position is responsible for technical planning, design, construction, and project management of drinking water source, distribution, storage, and water treatment projects.
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The Senior Project Manager will be responsible for overseeing and managing the planning, design, and/or construction of capital projects for new construction as well as renovations for a variety of market sectors including commercial, institutional, entertainment, public safety, K-12 and higher education projects.
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Operating in four sections the department is responsible for Stations & Parking Design (new stations, major rehabs, smaller renovations); Civil / Structural Design (bridges, buildings, shops, structures, wayside facilities, and yards); Electrical & Mechanical Design (AC/DC traction power, substation equipment, mechanical, electrical, and HVAC building systems); and Construction (CM and construction contract administration and oversight.
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As a Senior Construction Project Manager at Industrious, you will be responsible for managing the development and oversight of commercial interior projects from conception through construction and closeout.
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You’ll interface the project with the Diversity Equity and Inclusion team, facilitate resolution of technical and contractual issues (design and construction), manage the designers and CMR contracts including contract negotiations, and monitor and report on progress and issues affecting the assigned projects and presents details of various phases of the assigned projects to the Client.
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Have an advanced knowledge of the design-build construction process including preconstruction, major system evaluations, estimating, scheduling, cost control, design and client management.
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As a family-owned firm, Bulley & Andrews offers clients a full-range of construction services including general contracting, construction management, design/build and masonry and concrete restoration.
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The Senior Project Manager oversees the planning, coordination, and completion of construction projects. Participate in business development and client relationship management by organizing client events and fostering relationships with designers and clients to assist with budgets or existing condition review during the schematic design and preconstruction phases of projects.
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Firsthand and sustained experience in all phases of architectural design and construction. Collaborates on the design process including programming client needs, conceptual and schematic design, design development, document preparation and construction administration.
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Our client is a a full-service interior general contractor, construction management, and design-build organization in Chicagoland. Must be proficient with Procore, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Project.
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