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The Project Management internship is a full-time, paid position that will last for 12 weeks. As a Project Management Intern, you will:Assist in project planning, including defining scope, goals, and deliverables.
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Analytical and problem-solving abilitiesAbility to prioritize, develop and maintain schedulesProficient in some of the following: Word, Excel, Primavera, Sage/Timberline, Project and Cost Management Systems, Autodesk Construction Cloud.
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How you can make an impact as a Staff or Project Civil Engineer Apply intensive and diversified knowledge of engineering and scientific principles and practices in solid waste assignment areas and related fields.
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Areas of Expertise : Project Finance, Budget Management, Financial Planning, Non-Profit Accounting, Federal Grants. Experience with Project Finance or Energy Financing - preference for Clean Energy Financing.
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The Senior Project Manager r eports to the Denver Area Manager and provides onsite leadership, coordination, and direction for construction management activities in the water/wastewater market in the Denver region.
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The successful candidate will be responsible as a leader in the Rocky Mountain West providing project planning, design, and construction administration support for dams and reservoirs; civil and green infrastructure; stormwater management; drainage and sediment control; hydrologic and hydraulic analysis, stream restoration, open channels, and flood control projects.
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As a Project Controls Specialist in the Ground Systems Development Group, you will be working with project/program managers to define scope and estimate work, build integrated schedules (spanning engineering, procurement, construction, and activation), track status and develop recovery plans, develop Estimates at Completion (EAC), and perform management reporting.
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Subject areas may include, but are not limited to: Wedding Planning, Event Industry, Event Project Management, Event Planning, Event Support Systems, Hospitality Promotions, Trade Shows and Expositions, and Special Event Production.
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Must be well versed in various aspects of engineering, design, and construction, and contracting methodologies, as well as project planning and management-related tasks and activities including, but not limited to, engineering, estimating, scheduling, bidding, project management and administration and management of prime contracts, preparation and administration of purchase orders and subcontracts, field supervision, budget control, safety, quality assurance, etc.
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Project management and task management skill required·AutoCAD experience required·Working knowledge of site grading, stormwater, and erosion and sedimentation controls is required.
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HZ is a leading full-service design firm providing innovative planning, engineering, architectural and interior design, construction and program management, and design-build project delivery to our clients in the public and private sector.
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The RoleThe Lead Technical Project Manager will perform technical project management functions in the GSD NOC on U.S. Government owned networks. Liaise closely with other internal departments – Change Management, OSP Engineering, Field Operations, Construction and Splicing teams.
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As a Senior Urban Designer, you will be working with our Planning team across the region, in business and client development, project design/delivery, financial management, strategic insight, community outreach and staff development.
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Key Job Responsibilities (and KPIs for each: what success looks like in this role): Essential Duties: The Project Coordinator assists the efforts of the Office of Catholic Schools by providing project management support to all members of the Office of Catholic Schools team which serves the overall renewal of Catholic education in the Archdiocese of Denver.
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We are looking for a Commercial Solar Project Manager with demonstrated experience in project management and a passion for renewable energy and sustainability. The Project Manager will be responsible for the overall management and successful completion of all commercial solar projects.
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