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AECOM is the world’s trusted infrastructure consulting firm, delivering professional services throughout the project lifecycle – from advisory, planning, design and engineering to program and construction management.
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This position is also responsible for project oversight of third-party inspections, inspections and testing program requirements, quality control, safety and assisting the Pre-construction process analyzing schematic and design development plans for constructability, logistics, staging and schedule.
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Construction Risk and Insurance Specialist (CRIS), Professional Engineer (PE), Project Management Program (PMP) is required. Associate in Risk Management (ARM), Construction Health and Safety Specialist (CHST) is helpful.
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To be considered for this position you must have previous project management experience in the water and waste-water construction industry. Top ENR Wastewater / Water Treatment Plant Contractor A Project Manager position in Kansas City, MO is available at Company.
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Founded in 1912, STV is a leading national infrastructure-focused professional services firm, providing engineering, architectural, planning, environmental, program management and owner's project management services for transportation systems, buildings, water, energy and other facilities.
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Hands on management on-site combines with office duties, coordination with vendors, subcontractors and the Project Manager. Bachelor’s Degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture or related field.
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Arcadis is seeking a Senior Project Manager with construction project experience to join our Places Infrastructure project management team in the Connecticut area.
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PGH Wong was established in 1985 on its extraordinary foundation in systems engineering and is now a full-service engineering, architecture, construction management, and program/project management consulting firm for public and private entities across the nation.
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Keyword(s): Senior Transportation Program Management, Construction, Engineering, Senior Project Manager; Transit; Rail Principal Project Manager. Previous experience in being the Project Director or Program Manager on projects in excess of 1B in construction cost.
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Keywords: Pump Station, Water, Wastewater, Stormwater, Water Resources, Engineering, Civil, Mechanical, Construction, Project Manager, Program Manager, Flood Protection, Drinking Water, Treatment, Conveyance.
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Ranked among the nation's top A/E and Construction Management firms by Engineering News-Record, Hill-LiRo provides construction management, engineering, environmental, architectural, and program management solutions.
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The PM responsibilities include, but are not limited to; project planning, budget management, schedule implementation, compliance with quality standards, contract administration and safety program management.
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Demonstrate extensive knowledge and understanding of project controls, project management, construction documentation and sequencing. Identify opportunities to improve Project Management process, procedures, templates, and products referring ideas to the appropriate line manager.
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The Planning, Design and Construction Office has an opening for a dedicated, resourceful, and enthusiastic Construction Manager to join our Project Management Team that is responsible for planning, design, construction, and turnover of projects at Harvard Medical School.
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