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JLG began in 1969, when our founder, John L. Grove set out to resolve growing safety concerns in the construction industry. Develop a sales strategy process that focuses on improving the entire selling process through the JLG order entry system process.
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Sargent & Lundy delivers comprehensive project services—from consulting, design and implementation to construction management, commissioning and operations/maintenance—with an emphasis on quality and safety.
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At Tech Electronics, we specialize in low voltage life safety and communication systems in the education, healthcare, construction, government, commercial-industrial, SMB, and worship industries.
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Be responsible for all FSG Electric field trades on an electrical construction crew or project. Assures compliance with all FSG Electric safety processes and protocols. As an Electrical Construction Foreman, you will be responsible for supervising and running crews involved in the installation or repair of electrical systems or maybe the primary job site supervisor on smaller construction.
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The department is also a frequent partner with IU Capital Projects on campus renovation projects and new construction initiatives. The Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, containing policy statements, crime and fire statistics for all Indiana University campuses, is available online.
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The coordinator will work with the lead coordinator, and construction supervisor to provide outstanding customer service. Our team is fully vetted, IICRC-certified, and insured for your safety.
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Ability to implement and control job site safety such as proper attire, safety meetings, safety documentation, on-site safety postings & vary knowledgeable in OSHA requirements.
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During construction, the Project Design Engineer assists the Project Managers and installation teams to meet the customer schedule and budget while ensuring safety and quality standards are met.
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Familiarity with construction, building materials or wholesale distribution a plus. Our core principles guide everything we do: putting people first, prioritizing safety, doing what's right, taking pride in our work, continuously improving, and making significant strides towards a more sustainable future.
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The Superintendent is responsible for interfacing with owners, architects, the city and subcontractors from the beginning phases of construction through turnover and main focus is to manage the schedule, quality and safety in order to keep the project moving forward quickly and efficiently.
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Job duties include coordinating subcontractors, performing quality control and safety checks and providing on-site direction when preparing construction sites. Must have minimum 5 years onsite construction supervision experience and required completion of OHSA. SWPPP certified a plus.
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Requires related work experience in a commercial or construction environment working with electronic fire protection and sprinkler systems. Requires current knowledge of various federal, state, local, OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) and Joint Commission codes and regulations.
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Osha 30 and safety Certifications Cornerstone Construction Group is a full-service Construction Management firm dedicated to excellence. Cornerstone Construction Group is looking for a experienced construction project manager to join our team in our Indianapolis office.
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Construction management, commissioning and start-up experience. This position is in Cargill’s food ingredients and bio-industrial business, where we anticipate trends around taste, nutrition and safety to innovate and provide solutions to manufacturers, retailers and foodservice companies.
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NTP receipt verification o RFDS submission review and changes o Civils acceptance documents, submission receipt, review and approval o Civils progress PFA verification (daily) o Close out document review and acceptance sign off Construction Manager 1 - CM1 Has GOOD knowledge and skills.
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