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College and/or post-graduate degree in construction management, cost management, quantity surveying, engineering or field related to construction. Post-ContractPerforming quantity surveying, cost controls and change management activities throughout the project lifecycle.
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Turner & Townsend is seeking an experienced Cost Manager or Quantity Surveyor to provide commercial management, cost control and estimating services on a global technology client's massive data center construction program onsite in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Turner & Townsend is seeking an experienced Cost Manager / Quantity Surveyor to provide cost control and estimating services on a global technology client’s large-scale data center construction program.
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Job Description Turner & Townsend is seeking an experienced Senior Preconstruction Estimator to provide estimating, benchmarking & commercial management services on our key technology client’s data center construction program.
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Job DescriptionTurner & Townsend are engaged to support our clients with many complex projects, responsible for all aspects of cost management and project delivery and we are seeking an ambitious Associate Director (Cost Manager) to act as the day-to-day interface with the client and drive large Data Center projects to achieve an excellent outcome.
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Job Description Turner & Townsend is seeking an experienced Senior Cost Manager / Quantity Surveyor to provide cost control and estimating services on our key technology client’s large-scale data center construction program.
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Performing quantity surveying, cost controls and change management activities throughout the project lifecycle. + Good knowledge of construction industry technical matters, such as different procurement routes, value management and value engineering.
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Job Description Turner & Townsend is seeking an experienced Senior Preconstruction Estimator to provide estimating, benchmarking & commercial management services on a global technology client’s massive data center construction program in The Dalles, Oregon.
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It specializes in project and program management for public sector organizations, with industry-leading experts in corporate, cultural, healthcare, justice, sports, K-12 education, higher education, aviation and government facilities.
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As a Senior Cost Manager, you will play a pivotal role in overseeing and managing all aspects of cost estimation and financial management for construction projects. 5+ years of project controls experience, including design and construction phases on large capital programs, with a track record of successfully managing costs throughout the project phases.
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QualificationsDegree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or related field. Develop, coordinate, and update schedules with actual progress and forecast remaining durations, project milestones, and completion dates throughout the design and construction phases.
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Demonstrated experience working in Project Management within the design or construction industry on interior renovation projects. 5 - 10 years of Owner's Representative or Construction Project Management experience, or equivalent.
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College and/or post-graduate degree in construction management, cost management, quantity surveying, engineering or a field related to construction. + Experience of leading cost management on medium or large scale construction projects of medium to high complexity.
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Communicate or meet with construction manager and owner project manager to gather status information to prepare a cost estimate update. QualificationsQualificationsBachelor’s degree in construction management, cost management, quantity surveying, engineering or field related to construction.
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Preconstruction and construction management experience through entire project lifecycle. Passion for being detail oriented and highly organizedEducation and Experience:Seven (7) years full time paid professional experience in Construction and/or a combination of Project and Construction Management of Commercial and/or Public/Educational Facility Construction.
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