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The Project Inspector is a skilled position, responsible for inspecting developer and City funded construction projects to ensure compliance with approved plans, specifications, and contract documents.
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The successful candidate will be responsible for site development, stormwater management design, site grading, erosion and sediment control, utility planning, from project inception through construction.
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Assist project management teams in loss control activities. This position requires 5 years of related experience with managing field construction safety or a B.S. in Occupational Health and Safety or similar discipline with 2 years of field safety experience including extensive knowledge of safety procedures and regulations.
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Coordinate with project site Quality Control (QC) and Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) teams for MEP scope to assure checklists, engineering documents, and commissioning activities are successfully completed and follow approved test scripts and commissioning plan.
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We are seeking an experienced Construction Quality Control Manager (QCM) and Site Safety & Health Officer (SSHO) to join our dynamic HGC team, a subsidiary of Bristol Bay Construction Holdings LLC (BBCH.
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The QA/QC Associate is responsible for implementing a quality control plan for the CSA general construction activities as well as MEP equipment and system commissioning related activities.
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The inspection services shall include but may not be limited to checking construction contractor stakeout and grades, erosion and sediment control contract compliance, maintenance of traffic, contract utility coordination and locating of existing facilities utilities as needed, calculating quantities, inspecting onsite materials, sampling and materials testing, soil, aggregate and hot mix asphalt compaction tests, final measurements of the completed work, and other duties as assigned.
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3 years of experience as Project Superintendent or foreman or comparable position. 5+ years of Highway / Bridge construction experience. Morton Thomas & Associates, Inc. (AMT, Inc.) is hiring Senior Transportation Construction Inspectors to support projects throughout Montgomery County, Maryland.
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Description: The Estimator is responsible for accurately estimating costs and preparing bids for construction projects, with a focus on phases including erosion and sediment control, demolition, excavation, and wet utilities.
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We are seeking a Construction Project Engineer for a $10 million air handler replacement project with mechanical aspects as well as general construction for Leidos. The ideal candidate will have knowledge of technical and safety management aspects of all project construction activities, public and construction safety, and security issues and regulations.
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Prepare detailed construction drawings including power distribution single line diagrams, control schematics, power grounding & lighting plans, and P&IDs using AutoCAD. As an Electrical Project Engineer at Civiltec Engineering, you will be involved in assignments including electrical, instrumentation and controls design associated with water and wastewater facilities.
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Our Land Development and Renewable Energy teams are looking for a creative individual who desires collaborating on projects from project master planning through final construction close out.
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Respond to incoming requests for subject matter expertise from personnel including manufacturing as well as project and cost control managers regarding blueprints, architectural/design specifications, and construction information in a timely and professional manner.
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Experience in construction sales, project management, or estimating, Manage projects from preconstruction to material release and project closeout. Thermal Devices Inc. (TD) is a growing industrial distributor specializing in the sale and application of industrial process heaters and process control equipment.
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Must have basic knowledge of the mechanical construction business (MEP), including estimating, scheduling and cost control. There are many other facets of the construction project which also are the ultimate responsibility of this position.
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