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Our expertise allows us to take on almost any type of installation or maintenance project, from long-distance fiber optics to joint trench construction. Whether it’s directional boring or pole line placement, there’s no utility construction task outside the range of our capabilities.
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You will work in all phases of underground construction include but are not limited to: Loading, driving, delivery, digging, removal and placement of various types, sizes and weight of construction materials and equipment You will hand dig using shovel, mechanical tools You will install and maintenance underground telecommunications cabling You will climb into and out of equipment (trucks, cars, backhoes, trenchers, etc.
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4+ years of progressive construction project management experience focused on commercial solar projects. The Construction Project Manager is responsible for the construction project execution of multiple small to large-scale solar utility projects.
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Use project-assigned CAD/BIM software tools (including Plant3d, Revit, and Navisworks) to produce coordinated 3D models of our scope of work, including necessary supplementary components, supports, and equipment to support the output of fully detailed fabrication and installation drawings.
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Research and collect site-specific information to initiate the land development process and perform site investigative due diligenceManage the overall sitework of residential development projects from conception through construction.
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SR. PROJECT | PRODUCTION MANAGER - Residential New Custom Construction Compensation: $-k salary + $/home Bonus + $k/year Auto/Phone allowance (+ benefits). The Overview: This PM / CM will be running project operations and all customer service related sub/client relationshipsConstruction operations management extending from sub-selection & contracts to safety and scheduling through completion.
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SR. PROJECT | PRODUCTION MANAGER - Residential New Custom Construction. 8-10+ year proven track record of successful residential operations & project leadership and within New Custom Construction.
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Managing multiple projects (10+ typically) at one time with average home prices running $425k (total construction costs) Construction operations management extending from sub-selection & contracts to safety and scheduling through completion.
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What you will do:-Assess, schedule, and supervise warranty repairs for homeowners-Ensure that all repairs are made to Signature Homes high standards-Perform walk-thru with Homeowners to inspect all concerns-Monitor and ensure that the repair schedule is maintained-Perform minor repairs Qualifications Needed: High School Diploma or GED5+ year of construction trades experience required.
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They are currently interviewing for a Project Manager (& Senior Project Manager) that has at least 5+ years of commercial project experience (as a PM) and has experience with ground up construction (must) within a General Contractor environment.
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Candidates will need experience in residential new construction operations & managing multiple PMs preferably in scattered lot building. This Sr PM / CM will be running project operations and all customer service related sub/client relationships.
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Job Title: Construction Project Manager. Minimum 2-5 years’ experience required in carrying out a large range of construction projects and punch list tasks. Detail oriented with an emphasis on project coordination, building codes, and documentation of all areas of project management.
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You will ensure active construction work is completed to Lambert's requirements and Customer satisfaction and requirements You will ensure internal CORE documentation matches the completed LCS and Customer requirements, verify and report to market leadership of issues or lack of documentation or compliance issues.
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Provides professional architectural consultation in the planning, design, consultant coordination, construction documentation, and construction administration of projects. Ability to coordinate project design, develop creative-design concepts for projects, and prepare presentation and design drawings.
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At Lambert's Cable, as a project manager, you’ll identify ways to streamline workflows and gain efficiencies. You have experience/knowledge of telecommunications engineering and construction.
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