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Experience with construction and project management software (i.e. Procore). As a Project Executive at Mullins, you will be a key player in managing and guiding construction projects from inception to completion.
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Knowledge of construction safety and quality standards. Previous work experience in project management or BS/BA degree in Building Science, Engineering, Construction Management, or another related field.
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You will be responsible for planning construction projects and overseeing our ground up commercial builds from start to finish in a timely and cost-effective manner. JOB DESCRIPTION Description:We are currently seeking a Commercial Project Manager with 5+ yearsof experience working for a general contractor.
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Ranked as one of the ENR Top 400 Contractors in the United States We provide a comprehensive range of commercial construction services to the hospitality, retail, government, higher education, K-12, student housing, aviation, religious, healthcare, industrial, multi-family, recreation, and historic restoration market sectors throughout the Southeastern and Mid-Atlantic regions.
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Familiarity with construction safety and quality standards. As a Senior Project Manager at Mullins, you will be responsible for overseeing the performance and profitability of construction projects.
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