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Coordinate and assist with final inspections; monitor completion of the punch list. With a reputation for honesty, integrity, and safety at the highest standards, we are searching for a Construction Project Manager who brings those same ideals to every workday.
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Kimley-Horn has an opportunity for a motivate d Senior Project Manager to expand our Water/Wastewater and Utilities practice in Las Vegas, NV! We take pride in how our employee retention, robust benefits package, and company values have led to Kimley-Horn’s placement on the Fortune “100 Best Companies to Work” list for 17 years.
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The MEP Project Manager is responsible for managing, field inspections, problem solving, and coordinating all necessary Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Fire Protection project resources and documentation throughout the entire project lifecycle.
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Coordinate final acceptance, including punch list completion, commissioning, and warranties. Mentor, develop and train other Project Management staff as requested by Operations Manager/Director, VP/GM, and/or SVP/RM.
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Provides punch-list of remaining tasks after substantial completion. The Project Manager will collaborate with customers, sales teams, and support teams to ensure that projects are delivered on time, within budget, and meet customer needs and expectations.
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A Commercial Construction Project Manager drives the planning and allocation of resources, prepares, and maintains budgets with scope of work, monitors progress, provides clear communication with clients, subcontractors, and construction professionals throughout the project lifecycle.
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If you are interested in this position apply online or submit your resume and project list to Amy Warren at amy.warren@gogpac.com. Well established construction company that has served the area for over 60 years is searching for a Senior Project Manager.
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Leads overall project closeout process using best practice standards, tools and processes such as the close-out punch list, financials, sub contracts, warranties, etc. Supports the preconstruction team including quantity takeoff, trade coordination and scope of work development, scope review, bid package development, schedule development, bid list creation and bid advertisement.
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Working with the Project Interior Designer for the development and tracking of the project design schedule, with the use of the work plan/task list. The Project Manager should act in a “Servant Leadership” role.
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Ensure punch list completion. We are seeking a highly experienced Senior Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of retail construction projects in the Las Vegas, Nevada area.
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