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POWER Engineers Inc. Generation Division is seeking a Senior Project Engineer who will be responsible for the technical oversight and to ensure our quality control processes are followed for our power generation projects.
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The Construction Project Manager is responsible for managing the construction project safety, quality, schedule, cost control, contracts, subcontractors, suppliers, proposals, estimates, documentation turnover, client relations/management, field staff and other duties required to execute EPC, Construction Management, Construction, and Program Management projects.
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Serving as a Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) Subject Matter Expert (SME) for reviewing deliverables. Garver’s Transportation Design Center, an integrated team with proficiency and focus in delivering bridge and structural projects, is seeking a Bridge Project Manager to join our growing Transportation Team in Missouri to continue the tradition of providing quality service to our clients.
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Experienced in Project Management, including cost control, project budget control, and quality assurance/quality control. Roadway Project Manager – Kansas/Missouri Offices (KC-MO, Topeka, Wichita, Manhattan, KC-KS.
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The ideal candidate will have strong project management skills and will have 8+ years of experience in design of roadways, highways, and interstates. Excellent communication, strong written, oral, and client relation skills, experience interacting with clients, agencies, and other project stakeholders.
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The position is responsible for managing daily activities and issues related to completing a construction project, including overall project planning, scheduling, project cost accounting, quality control, contract administration, safety management, labor and equipment resources, and owner and architect relationships.
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Prepares and reviews project drawings and specifications for constructibility and compatibility with plant structures and utility systems, cost and schedule, energy conservation, and environmental impact assuring quality control.
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Quality Assurance: Oversee the implementation of quality control measures, ensuring compliance with electrical codes, regulations, and project specifications. Leadership: Strong leadership skills with the ability to inspire and guide project teams.
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Check in with Project Managers at each project milestone to ensure design quality control/assurance. Keywords - architect, architecture, architectural design, Project Architect, Project Manager, Graduate Architect, Junior Architect, Healthcare, Higher Ed, Higher Education, University, Medical, Science & Technology, S&T, Research & Development, R&D, Elementary, Middle School, High School, K-12, Education, Revit.
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Responsible for managerial and administrative aspects of a project including estimating, scheduling, quality control, progress reports, progress billing, design review and coordination, cost reporting, safety, and proposal preparation.
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Manage the Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) program. Reports to: Senior Project Manager or Project Executive. May work with preconstruction team in development of project.
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PROVIDING QUALITY CONTROL OF INSTALLATIONS by complying with and enforcing needed project safety requirements; critiquing and enforcing proper and safe commissioning methods; verifying conformance for proper project commissioning documentation; verifying completion of all project tasks; communicating needed corrections in standards to Ops Management Team.
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Manage budgets, schedules, contracts, funding requests and communication and quality control plans in support of key roadway design projects. The Transportation Senior Project Manager is supported by a department of professionals to take the lead on managing successful projects that meet or exceed client expectations while meeting JEO’s financial goals.
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Ensures work put in place is to quality standards of the plans and specifications of the project. Develops a Master Variance for accounting of the entire project before the project starts using the CCC master variance guidelines and ensures all bills from subcontractors, suppliers, equipment and labor are coded regularly per the Crossland Company Guidelines.
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Quality Management: Participate in the project quality control plan. Document & Project Controls: Implement and participate in secure and organized document control, following all project and company requirements and best-practices.
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