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Who we are looking for:We are currently searching for a Project Manager, to be based out of Addison, IL. Reporting to the Senior Project Manager, this person will be responsible for managing multiple projects and working directly with our customers, as well as internal team, to bring projects in safely, on time, and under budget.
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We are currently recruiting for a Technical Project Manager to join our Chicago team with an office located in Schiller Park, IL. As a Technical Project Manager, you will be accountable for supporting the company in bringing the capabilities of STRUCTURAL to various markets.
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Construction Project Manager. Experience in construction management or a similar position. Project managers are responsible for planning and overseeing projects to ensure they are completed in a timely manner and within budget.
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The design, analyses, permitting and preparation of drawings and technical specifications and construction period services for solid waste management facilities, including coal combustion residual (CCR) facilities, and industrial facilities.
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Associate Project Manager. Industry Experience is a PLUS but not required: 5-years experience in telecommunications design (cell towers, wireless A&E designs, structural detailing, and/or construction documentation in the cell tower industry.
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As a Project Manager, you will be responsible for managing and overseeing all aspects of the construction process, from pre-construction to project completion. Our innovative teams collaborate with clients and industry partners starting in the earliest stages of design, throughout construction and beyond project completion.
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Responsibilities: The Construction Project Accounting / Cost Accounting Manager plays a crucial role in ensuring the continued increased valuation of the company by overseeing the construction project accounting, cost accounting and asset capitalization processes, and providing analytical insights to support business decision-making.
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Seeking an experienced Project Manager to oversee construction projects from inception to completion. Previous experience in construction project management preferably 3 years.
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The Sr. Project Manager of Capital Construction at Loyola University Medical Center is responsible for overseeing and managing capital improvement projects through the programming, planning, estimating, design, execution / construction and commissioning phases.
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The Project Manager, Hospitality and Construction, under the direction of the Manager of Facilities, is responsible and accountable for the leadership and management of assigned facilities, infrastructure and renovation projects both on and off the main campuses for the system.
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Partner is seeking a Senior Project Manager to support our Integrated Facility Solutions (IFS) Facility Condition Assessment (FCA) practice managing projects according to deadlines and within budget, drafting proposal scopes, consulting with clients and coordinating internal staff to perform FCA and similar type projects primarily for building owners and operators.
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ARCO/Murray National Construction is seeking an experienced Millwork Project Manager who is passionate about millwork in the design/build construction process to join our team.
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The Building Science Solutions (BSS) team within Intertek’s Building and Construction group is recruiting a Senior Project Manager to join the Hillside, Illinois office. Senior Project Manager - Forensics/Restoration/Rehabilitation (Hybrid.
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If you are a Project Manager with 2-5 years of experience in community solar, and have a passion for construction, please apply today! We are seeking a dynamic and experienced Permanent Solar Project Manager to join our team in the Energy industry.
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As an Assistant Project Manager , you will play a crucial role in the coordination and management of our construction projects. Redwood is looking for a detail-oriented, organized, and professional Assistant Project Manager to join our team.
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