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Responsible for developing a comprehensive project schedule and communicating updates to the client, management and project team; manages project completion through project scheduling, expediting of required submissions and the management of the document submittals/approvals; exercises judgment and discretion and implements project controls while maintaining project quality.
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Minimum 5 years as an industrial Instrument and Electrical Technician, with working knowledge of DCS and Allen Bradley PLC controls HMI's and software. Working knowledge of fire systems and controls.
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The Project Controls Manager has responsibility for the overall financial reporting and forecasting, change management, scheduling, document control, and project administration. Skanska is searching for a dynamic Project Controls Manager.
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As a CBRE SOX Manager, you will provide leadership for internal controls over financial reporting activities related to the Advisory segment, including reporting status and results to internal and external stakeholders.
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The IT SOX Manager position involves defining a controls framework, assisting in conducting assessments, and providing consulting services to management and users on information and systems risk and compliance.
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As a Sr Aviation + Transportation Project Architect, you, in partnership with the Sr Project Manager and Sr Project Designer, are accountable for project financial performance and team communication.
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Colliers Engineering & Design is seeking a Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) Assistant Project Manager in our Albany, NY office. Planning of SUE crew schedules and coordination with other departments to ensure the proper allocation of personnel and resources to meet project deadlines.
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New Leaf Energy is seeking a Project Finance Associate to join our team. This individual will participate in project development and financing of solar energy and energy storage projects, including detailed analysis of project risks and resolution thereof, as well as forecasting of critical development milestones.
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As a Project Site Civil Engineer based in our Latham (Albany), NY office, you will lead all phases of a variety of land development and infrastructure projects including feasibility studies, schematic design, site plan permitting and approvals, construction support, and commissioning.
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Coordinate aerial thermography inspection requests, manage vendor partnerships, and ensure seamless data delivery to project teams. Owned by American Securities, a leading US private equity firm, CS Energy leverages strong relationships with solar developers, IPPs, utilities, off-takers, suppliers, and landowners to help our customers streamline the project development process, lower project costs, and create value for all stakeholders as a trusted long-term partner.
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Experienced C&I burner, controls, combustion technicians wanted! Seeking several Field Service Boiler/Burner/Controls Technicians. Commercial/Industrial - Boiler/Burner/Controls Specialist - Albany, NY.
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The Field Engineer will report directly to the area Project Manager and Superintendent in support of large complex tool install projects within a fast-paced high-tech microelectronics environment.
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The EHS Coordinator may report to a project based EHS Manager or be placed on a smaller project by themselves. Provide safety support and technical assistance to project teams and be an excellent role model for Skanska and subcontractor personnel.
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Work alongside the head of our fine art fabrication group on new project requiring expertise in high-end painting techniques, prep and paint procedure for various metals (bronze, aluminum, stainless) ensuring top quality finish.
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5+ years of heavy civil construction experience including client coordination, finance, scheduling, cost control, contract administration, and construction/engineering resolution. Together with our customers and the collective expertise of our 6,500+ teammates in the U.S. and 28,000+ globally, we create innovative and sustainable solutions that support healthy living beyond our lifetime.
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