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Familiar with a variety of projects as well as project delivery methods (i.e. design-bid-build, design-build, and construction manager at risk). Superior knowledge of FAA Airport Circulars and engineering design, bidding, construction administration, and management of airport projects.
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Project Management Professional (PMP) certification, a plus. Prepare comprehensive Project Management Plans and tracks project budgets, contracts, billing, and schedules.
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Knowledge in FAA funding, FAA guidelines, including pavement design Advisory Circulars, pavement design software, current construction specifications, and airport construction safety plans.
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Oversee construction management of on-going civil construction project for airfield runway improvements / pavement resurfacing. Review of design, comment logging and back-checking for Design-Build projects.
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Job Title: Project Engineer / Pavement Engineer. US Army Corp of Engineering or other federal project experience, preferred. 7+ years of engineering and construction management experience.
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Oversee construction management of including on-going construction project and renovations. Experience with Resident Management System (RMS), preferred. Job Title: Construction Project Engineer.
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Review and acknowledge daily reports including verification of the project schedule by indicating the activities worked on that day and the activities behind schedule. Knowledge /experience in airfield runway improvements and/or pavement resurfacing.
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Bachelor of Science Degree; Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Structural or Geotechnical Engineering. REQUIREMENT- Must be a US Citizen and must pass a federal background review and drug screen. Oversee and perform three-phase inspections and surveillance of construction work to ensure the work is in accordance with the contract and specifications.
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Manages the implementation of multiple, concurrent airside and landslide Capital Projects at international airport facility as part of the construction and program management team. Provide quality control for administration procedures, design, and construction processes.
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Provides direction and input on projects from design development stage through construction. Acts as primary agent between client and project team developing the project scope and proposals, coordinating events, leading client meetings and internal project meetings, and delivery of final project to client.
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Reviews project reports and findings, making modifications to project, as needed. Conduct project closeout administration. Coordinate with various utility companies and public/private agencies having jurisdiction, including FAA, TSA, telephone companies, and other Federal, State, and local agencies.
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Oversee construction management of on-going civil construction project for dam safety renovations. Job Title: Project Engineer. Experience with reinforced concrete and reviewing reinforcing drawings for relevancy to the project requirements (mass concrete experience preferred.
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Bachelor of Science Degree; Civil, Structural or Geotechnical Engineering. Knowledge of dam construction and safety modification. Review submittals (shop drawings) for concrete monoliths for lock chambers.
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Experience in Revit is also preferred. Maintain orderly working files for correspondence, minutes of meetings and conferences, payments, updated progress schedules, monthly progress reports, punch lists, field changes.
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Experience with construction administration and capability of handling large civil works projects. Relevant experience with reinforced concrete and reviewing reinforcing drawings as well as review submittals (shop drawings) for concrete monoliths.
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