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Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, and/or related field(s). We are actively looking for a Project Manager who will share our passion for quality, safety, respect, and teamwork while gaining knowledge and skills to advance within the construction industry.
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We are looking to add an experienced Project Manager to our Civil Infrastructure team to contribute to the overall success of the group throughout the planning, budgeting, construction and post-construction project phases of multiple projects.
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Degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Architecture or related field. Excellent opportunity to provide full service consulting services from feasibility/design through construction management and project turnover.
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Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Construction Management, related field, required. Minimum of ten years of project management experience in the construction industry. Lead project management teams to successful completion on projects.
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Project Managers interact with and coordinate ECI's subject matter expert discipline groups such as Distribution Studies, Transmission Studies, Grounding Studies, Protection (relay coordination and settings), Civil Engineering, Communication (SCADA Integration), Transmission Engineering, Environmental Planning, Surveying, Lands/Right-of-Way, and Project Management/Controls to ensure successful execution of projects.
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Project Managers interact with and coordinate ECI's subject matter expert discipline groups such as Substation Engineering, Distribution Studies, Transmission Studies, Grounding Studies, Civil Engineering, Environmental Planning, Surveying, Lands/Right-of-Way, and Project Management/Controls to ensure successful execution of assigned projects.
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As a Project Manager you’ll work with civil engineering project teams to create land development plans for our commercial, institutional, and energy clients, among many others.
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Bachelors degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Architecture or a related field is preferred. This is a great opportunity for a senior project manager looking for the chance to grow in role and title in a laid back culture that produces excellent projects.
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Bachelor’s degree in engineering (i.e. civil, architectural or construction), construction management or related field preferred. The Senior Project Manager is responsible for the overall planning, directing, coordinating, and financial outcome for large, $30-50+ million, complex construction projects in all market sectors along with smaller project simultaneously.
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Together, we focus on highway, bridge & structure, airport, and rail/mass transit design-build and we are currently looking for an experienced Heavy Civil Project Manager. Bachelors Degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or related field preferred.
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