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WDF Inc., a Tutor Perini Company, is seeking a QA/QC Manager to join our project site in Manhattan or Brooklyn, NYC About WDF Inc. Keep the Company informed of the latest updates on best practices and standards REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Architecture, Engineering or Quality Management from an accredited institution and 10+ years of experience in Quality Assurance/Quality Control on NYC construction projects exceeding 150 million in value.
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Experience with concept development, site planning, roadway design, grading and drainage, utility design, construction staging and MPT. Plan, organize, and manage the production of project deliverables to ensure on time delivery, technical quality, and within budget.
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Keywords: Solar Energy, Renewable Energy, Solar Construction, NY Energy, Business Development, Solar Site Management, Solar Project Management. Our international client is offering an opportunity to join them in their growth as a Business Development Manager at their EPC firm focused on commercial solar projects.
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E-J Electric is looking for an on-site MEP Project Manager to supervise and execute Electrical, Mechanical, Plumbing, and light steel installations in NYC. This includes coordinating the work schedules and progress of both E-J and subcontractors, ensuring a harmonious workflow.
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Proficiency in all the basic technical skills of landscape architecture including grading, stormwater management strategies, site planning, planting plans, construction documentation, irrigation coordination, graphics, computer skill, etc.
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It would be preferred if you had CPM certification Minimum of 12 years' experience with an architectural, construction management, or facilities team in the Public buildings sector with a minimum 5 years of on-site experience Experience in all project phases: planning, preconstruction, procurement, construction, hand over, commissioning and validation Strong client and team management skills Commitment to health and safety.
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Ability to work on site at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY. Willingness to work overtime, weekends, and holidays with short notice, and experience working with data center migrations is preferred.
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In this role you will get to plan, organize, and oversees all aspects of construction work as the lead on-site client representative for a complex renovation project located in King's Point, NY.
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The Civil Section Manager will develop staff skills to meet the needs of the project scope, review and comment on designs of staff, perform high level engineering for the most critical and complex aspects of projects assigned to the section, liaise with operating bureaus and other agency stakeholders to ensure proper execution of work, establish standards, specifications and design criteria based on industry standards and stay up to date on changing regulations and technology.
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Supervising a team of staff designers and engineers to produce trade-specific schematic, filing, and construction designs/layouts based on solid-design principles and strict adherence with NYC DOB, DEP, HPD, and HMC codes/regulations.
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The Project Safety Manager is responsible for full-time on-site safety and occupational health management for the project. The Project Safety Manager will report to the Vice President of Safety Management and work closely with and support the operations team.
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The Construction Resident Project Manager (Engineer) will support its Construction Management Teams working in the NYC Metropolitan area on public transit and commuter rail systems.
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Monitor/control construction through administrative direction of on-site Superintendent to ensure project is built on schedule and within budget; investigate potentially serious situations and implement corrective measures.
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2+ years' experience as a Project Engineer or Assistant Site Manager. Work closely with Senior Site Manager(s) and Project Manager(s) to maintain and update project schedules as needed.
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Technical knowledge of construction trades in general, with emphasis on MEP, microprocessor controls, and other engineering systems. Project planning (e.g., site surveys, research materials and resources, obtain pricing data; work with design professionals and other consultants when required; develop project scope, budget, and scheduling/logistics.
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