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12 months of experience performing inspection function on highway construction or 8 months in a relatively related construction field work capacity; material testing, survey inspection or geotechnical work.
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This includes project budgeting and administration within an established capital investment management process, management or self-performance of project delivery tasks including preliminary engineering, detailed design, permitting, procurement, construction management, field inspection, testing, turnover and project closeout.
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Experience required: Minimum 5 years' experience as Construction Site Representative, Architect's Representative, or Construction Superintendent on multi-million-dollar projects. Follows up, expedites required documentation from developer - final survey, guarantees, as-built drawings, certificates of occupancy, and all related design and construction requirements.
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Construction Civil Engineering Firm looking for all levels of construction inspectors for bridge and highway projects. Send resumes to: opportunities cvassociatesny.com Listing provided by: The Times-Tribune, Scranton, PA Times-Shamrock Communications Monster Partner Products: thetimes-tribune.com | citizensvoice.com | standardspeaker.com | republicanherald.
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Must have working knowledge of QuickBooks, computer skills, and a general familiarity with construction industry billing/payment/payroll procedures. Established commercial construction company seeking a qualified Bookkeeper with a minimum of 5 years experience.
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Must support client in various other construction related functions such as planning, procurement, estimating, and schedule forecasting. Must possess good organizational skills for tracking construction management documents (including but not limited to: Project Photographs, Technical Submittals, Contractor and Vendor Shop Drawings, Risk Register, Request for Information, etc.
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