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Langan is seeking a Senior Site/Civil Project Manager to join its collaborative team in Chicago, IL. Lead site/civil efforts on a variety of project sites including the ability to design and oversee site layout, grading, drainage, infrastructure, erosion and sediment control, etc.
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Coordinates with construction Safety Manager to ensure that projects are completed in accordance with established safety goals. Knowledge of skilled trades including carpentry, concrete work, masonry, site excavation, plumbing, grading, fire protection, HVAC and electrical.
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Develop training for project site-specific needs to educate project management, employees, subcontractors, and Turner Trade employees on Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S) programs, policies, and procedures and provide training on safe work practices to encourage and enforce adoption and adherence.
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The Project Controls Manager will assist in implementing and maintaining the Project Management Plan set forth by the project contract documents and as directed by the Site Manager.
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Schedules and oversees project meetings and site activities, including but not limited to: CD % review, bid review, weekly OAC meetings, tender inspection, punch walks, commissioning, turnover inspections, and 11-month warranty walk.
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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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Gilbane is seeking a Project Safety Manager to administer the safety program and serves as safety advisor, ensuring safety compliance by the project team and all employees and subcontractors working at the site.
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Attend weekly or bi-weekly Owner/Architect/Contractor (OAC) meetings at the project site. Manage securing applicable project permits, project entitlements, and utilitieso Participate in project safety, quality, progress and financial audits and assessments as required.
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Ensure that site construction activities adhere to established construction standards for quality, safety and scope, including coordination with Invenergy Construction Manager. As a Project Manager, Renewable Project Management, you will provide technical guidance to business development efforts and support advanced development and construction for renewable energy projects.
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The Project Manager will provide guidance and mentorship to on-site personnel, necessitating strong business management, leadership, organizational, and time management abilities, along with effective communication and team-building skills.
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