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With expertise in various sectors including water/wastewater treatment, mass transit, transportation, and infrastructure, we serve prestigious clients like the NYCDEP and PANYNJ. Our team is dedicated to ensuring Total Quality Management (TQM) for every project, delivering excellence in planning, design, procurement, and execution.
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We are seeking an experienced and results-driven Multifamily Senior Project Manager to lead large-scale multifamily construction projects from planning through completion. Minimum of 8 years of experience as a Project Manager, with a focus on multifamily residential construction.
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GPI is growing, and we are seeking a Construction Program Manager for the design and construction department. degree in Engineering, Engineering Construction Science, and/or Construction Management 15+ years of experience in design and construction project management Ability to communicate effectively and professionally both in written and orally Knowledge of NYC Construction Codes and permitting process.
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Ensures the latest trends and state of the art technologies in facility design, construction, alterations, space management, contracting, negotiations, and knowledge management are applied.
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Through smart design, construction management, and facilities maintenance management, we rethink industry needs to help keep clients on the cutting edge and add value to a project.
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In this role the Project Manager will work alongside of senior managers to guide the project team to manage all phases of the project life cycle including but not limited to budgeting, planning, design, bidding, construction, commissioning, move management planning and close out services.
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The Vertex Companies, LLC (VERTEX) is a leading multidisciplinary engineering and consulting firm that provides forensic consulting, engineering design, construction management, claims & dispute resolution, and environmental solutions to insurance carriers, sureties, law firms, real estate owners, property managers, public agencies, and commercial clients.
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Assist in project finish and color selection, interior spatial design, and document coordination from schematic design through construction documents. Liaison to landlord for coordinating building approval of design and construction documents.
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Schematic Design and Design DevelopmentWork with the Project Manager and the Project Designer in creating buildings which serve the client’s needs and responds to their desired image, space, and aesthetic.
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AECOM is the world’s trusted infrastructure consulting firm, delivering professional services throughout the project lifecycle – from advisory, planning, design and engineering to program and construction management.
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The Technician I will report directly to a team project manager and work closely with the design engineer to ensure they have the tools necessary to be successful on each project.
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We are looking for an experienced Construction Project Manager to join us part time to oversee and direct projects from conception to completion. Be autonomously responsible for a project lifecycle, managing all phases of due diligence, architectural/conceptual design, mechanical/electrical/plumbing, and structural engineering.
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Responsibilities: Under guidance of a senior project officer, coordinate the design and construction activities of complex construction and modernizations projects Ensure design and construction activities have a high standard of quality and comply to requirements.
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Required Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture, or Construction Project management 4+ years of experience within a store planning/design/construction environment involving an aggressive expansion of retail stores Experience in Luxury market Experience collaborating with vendors and consultants in the North America market.
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Experience in all levels of the project life cycle, including feasibility, procurement, design review, construction, and commissioning. Responsibilities include overall engineering, procurement, and construction management and coordination of activities such as procurement support, design reviews, bid reviews, cost analysis, change order negotiation, schedule development and monitoring, risk management, coordination with key stakeholders, and oversight of construction work, QA/QC, preparing weekly progress reports and presentations for senior management, and performing other duties required to support the client.
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