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Must also be able to obtain and maintain the appropriate level of government security clearance as well as a clearance through the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms and be favorably vetted through the NCIC III System.
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Must be able to obtain and maintain a Secret US Government Clearance. Note: US Citizenship is required to obtain a Secret Clearance. repair or replace water faucets, repair toilet flushing devices, clear clogged drains, tighten leaky pipe joints, replace electric lights, fuses and minor fixture repair, lay various types of flooring, hang and repair venetian blinds, install window screening, repair or replace broken wood work, drywall insulation and repair, concrete installation and repair, install and adjust new doors, install, adjust and replace panic hardware and locking devices, and make minor repairs to furniture.
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Interim Secret Clearance Desired. This Construction PM will join our team in Hawthorne, Nevada to support the Hawthorne Army Depot. Must be able to obtain and maintain Hawthorne Army Depot (HWAD) site access.
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Must be willing and able to work in an industrial environment that is in close proximity to and/or in a munitions demilitarization facility. Review work of assigned personnel for compliance with policies and procedures, effectiveness of coordination, technical accuracy, safety, surety, and for attainment of objectives.
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Other: Review work of assigned personnel for compliance with policies and procedures, effective of coordination, technical accuracy, safety, surety, and for attainment of objectives. Responsible for work procedures, scheduling, cost control, project specification conformity, establishment of manpower levels, monitoring and implementation of safety programs, project conformance to national, local and/or company building codes and the maintenance of accurate records.
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