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As a Project Cost Controller III, typical responsibilities include:+ Developing monthly, annual, and project lifetime cost forecasts;+ Planning and managing contractor project controls deliverables in conjunction with contractual requirements;+ Assembling project financial status reports; managing and administering project change control activities;+ Analyzing project costs to support project management decision making and communicating project financial performance with upper management.
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Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) or achieve CAPM within two years of job entry (PMP certification will fulfill this requirement) Project Management Professional (PMP) certification.
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Our talented group of individuals helps us deliver results in our specialty areas of power and energy engineering design, distribution engineering, substation engineering, civil engineering, fiber engineering, utility coordination, AutoCAD/drafting, program/project management, and permitting.
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Senior Construction Manager - EIT or MD Professional Engineer Registration preferred; Construction Management Certificate (CCM) or Project Management Professional (PMP), preferred.
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Tasks may include but are not limited to, ensuring the completion of business cases, budgetary approvals, project scheduling, requirements engineering, design and engineering tasks, vegetation management reviews, project reporting, project financial analysis, major equipment procurement, environmental analysis, obtaining real estate and relationship management with external customers, vendors, townships and regulatory agencies, project quality assurance, and change management.
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The Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community Development is seeking an Operations Officer IV/ Director of Project Development for the Development Division – Land Management Section.
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Interface with internal stakeholder organizations as well as project reporting to EU Senior Management. Demonstrated strong judgment and time management skills Ability to work independently and as a project team leader including the ability to handle conflicting priorities in a multi-task environment Demonstrated proficiency and experience managing complex projects and overseeing multiple contractors supporting a given project.
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Project Management Experience with MDOT SHA, DDOT, VDOT and / or DelDOT. Developing project cost estimates and specifications, including Special Provisions. Experience with developing task order proposals, project scopes of work and fee estimates.
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In addition to strong technical experience, other responsibilities will include research, coordination, project management, staff management, cost estimating, permitting for land disturbance and preparation of bid packages as well as technical specifications.
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Experience with UiPath Sequences, Flow Chart and State Machines project types Use of agile methodologies for bot development Experience project planning and tracking for RPA projects Knowledge of building selectors with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Experience in communicating with and presenting solutions to executive leadership.
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Involved from project inception to completion in the management of design and construction of infrastructure projects, including rehabilitation and reconstruction, grading, drainage, pavement design, specifications, building materials, phasing, and construction safety plans.
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We communicate in multiple ways, including Slack and Zoom for daily async communication, Notion for documentation, and project management software for backlog and task tracking. A people-first approach to management where we value engineers' voices, support career development, and offer opportunities for technical growth that interest you.
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AECOM is the worlds 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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The sPM will support the program and associated projects/work streams as needed and oversee the execution of work through the entire project management lifecycle (initiation, planning, execution, and closeout) per the processes established by the T. Rowe Price Transformation Office (TO) and industry best practices.
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The knowledge, skills and abilities to successfully accomplish the responsibilities of this position are acquired through at least 4-7 years of relevant operating, environmental, regulatory and/or project management experience.
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