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Strong experience with document control, scheduling, cost control and project management software. Provide overall management of projects from concept to completion including siting, environmental, permitting, planning, estimating, engineering, right-of-way acquisition, project controls, bid phase services, procurement, constructability reviews, material management, construction management, and closeout.
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Experience with complex scheduling, cost control processes, claims/change preparation and dispute resolution procedures required. 15+ years' experience in construction engineering, project management or project controls required.
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Achieve the highest possible net operating income through the implementation of effective cost control and revenue & leasing improvement; identify trends and recommend strategies and adjustments.
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These responsibilities include, but are not limited to, team leadership, project financial management, such as cost forecasting and reporting, budget management and control; contract administration; change management; project scheduling; participation in the development and implementation of document control, communication and information distribution protocols; and demonstrating DEA’s core ideology and commitments.
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Knowledge of civil site design practices including stormwater management, erosion and sediment control, and site grading. Pivot Energy is a national renewable energy provider that develops, finances, builds, owns, and manages solar and energy storage projects that help decarbonize our nation’s electricity, increase equitable access to clean energy for local communities, and provide real cost-savings to American businesses and.
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High level of involvement in the operations of our cost control system and analysis of construction costs. Undergraduate degree in Engineering, Business Administration (Accounting, Management or Finance), Construction Management or related field.
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The AWS AMER Cost Control team is seeking a passionate and motivated construction cost engineer to support a portfolio of Data Center Construction projects in North and South America.
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Knowledge and application of master planning, A/E solicitation, project development, design-phase management, construction estimating, cost, project controls/scheduling, documentation, engineering/construction principles, contracts and delivery methods are required.
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Essential Job Functions: Plan and safely execute multiple assigned capital projects through management of all components of the project from scope development, engineering, construction, and cost control, through commissioning, training, operation, and documentation.
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This job family is responsible for organizing, directing, supervising and coordinating construction activities at a job site as directed by the PM. Responsibilities include: work procedures, scheduling, cost control, project specification conformity, review of manpower levels, monitoring and implementation of safety programs, project conformance to national, local and/or company building codes and the maintenance of accurate records.
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Apply construction expertise to ensure proper project planning, scheduling, staffing, cost control, and project management. Set up the original JPS and cost control.
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The Project Engineer works closely with the field staff and subcontractors with responsibilities that include maintaining schedules, submittal approvals, cost management, quality control, strict attention to detail, proper documentation, and a profound appreciation for time constraints.
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The Senior Estimator is responsible for preconstruction and cost control functions on multiple commercial construction projects of varying complexity, including completion of estimates, value and cost analysis, comparisons and historical cost reports.
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Must have technical proficiency preparing hydrologic and hydraulic analyses and reports, scour investigations, erosion and sediment control plans and reports, drainage and stormwater management design, waterway and NPDES permitting, quantity & cost estimates, and specifications.
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You will be reporting to the program controls lead, and will provide the program manager, program delivery manager, and project managers with viable information for effective management and cost control of the various projects and will be accountable for implementing robust processes, checks and balances to determine and maintain Budget, Actual Cost and Estimate at Completion (EACs) of projects.
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