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Hill International is seeking a Project Controls Manager in Los Angeles, California. Hill is looking to hire an experienced, motivated, independent, and organized team player for a Project Controls Manager position.
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The following are the preferred qualifications: Experience serving as a project controls manager overseeing and performing scheduling, cost estimation, cost management, change management, and risk management for transit projects.
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Experience as a Program or Project Controls Specialist in a government agency or infrastructure engineering and construction projects, using state-of-the-art productivity and Project Control tools such as Oracle Primavera, Contract Manager, Unifier, Timberline Gold Job Cost & Accounting System, or similar program management software.
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Job DescriptionTurner & Townsend Heery is seeking a Sr. Project Controls Manager in Los Angeles. The successful candidate will be responsible for project reporting, controls activities that includes planning / scheduling, cost engineering, cost estimating, cost analysis/control activities, change management.
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Design Manager is senior onsite point of contact responsible for delivery of our services including design review, constructability, value engineering, independent estimating, project controls, master schedule, client meetings, oversight of architect, and issue resolution.
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Our goal is simple: To offer and deliver the “best in class” project management, construction management and project controls services that allow our clients to build with confidence.
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Coordinate with legal, project controls, and operational staff for proper vetting of each opportunityCollaborate with marketing, project manager, and other staff needed for proposal responses.
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The Project Controls Manager will be involved in overseeing various facets of heavy construction, transportation, and transit projects, spanning disciplines such as utilities, geotechnical engineering, civil roadway development, structural integrity, electrical systems, duct bank installation, and communications infrastructure.
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Project Management Skills: will be responsible for managing construction activities to include reviewing of drawings and specifications, participating in design meetings, providing best practices, commissioning, construction site evaluations and inspections.
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Project Controls Manager - Terminals Development & Improvement Program. Project Controls Manager - Airports Development Program. Asset Renewal Construction Manager.
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Advising and assisting utility clients in areas of construction advisory, including but not limited to portfolio, program, and project management; project controls and scheduling; process improvements; risk and performance management; data analytics and information management; change management; and dispute avoidance.
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Relief and compensation events (claims) Change order content Analyzing merit of change proposals from Developer Supports Project Controls in generating independent estimates and schedules for Developer change orders determined to have merit Present change order and estimate evaluation findings to Commercial Manager.
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This position serves as the primary client liaison responsible for managing and delivering all aspects of one or more super mega ($25M+) projects including contracting, project controls, quality, risk and change management.
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PM2CM, Inc., (Project Management to Construction Management) is a professional services company dedicated to providing Program and Project Management, Construction Management and Project Controls services during the design and construction phase of projects.
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Candidate will be required to interface with multiple stakeholders which includes Project Manager, Engineering, Procurement and Construction Manager. Our core expertise is in Project Controls which includes Scheduling, Cost Controls, Document Management and Controls, Budget tracking and monitoring, Estimating, Risk Analysis, Claims avoidance and Mitigation, Change Management and Earned Value Management.
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