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Under thegeneral supervision of the Project Developer, the Project Facilitator of Youth Employment Programs will provide project-based learning workshops to participants of the Summer Youth Employment Program.
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The Program Management/Construction Management (PMCM) Division of APTIM is seeking an experienced and talented Asst. Project Engineer to join our team and manage construction projects in New York City. The candidate will have experience working on Design/Build and Design/Bid/Build projects from concept through design, construction, commissioning, and closeout.
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Serve as the Project Manager in the development of traffic studies and design plans including infrastructure, traffic signal, roadway lighting, signing, pavement marking, construction sequencing, and traffic control plans.
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As a Senior Project Manager - Civil Engineer , you will be responsible for performing engineering tasks in the civil/structural engineering field, utilizing AutoCAD, Revit, and other software to facilitate the design of various structures and sites.
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As our Venue Manager , you will be responsible for managing the operations that drive our high volume, premium events in an unforgettable 3500 square feet space on the 101
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5 years of mechanical/MEP engineering design, construction administration services, and project management experience including conceptualize solutions, development of HVAC models, load calculations, site surveys, program reports, design review, air handling units, rooftop units, hot water heaters, boiler rooms, digital control systems, heating systems, equipment submittals; project schedules, cost estimates; renewable energy systems; and sustainable design.
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Hiring for a Project Manager, responsible for a variety of heavy civil construction projects in the Brooklyn, Queens, and greater Long Island areas of NYC. Projects will have an emphasis on transit, such as aviation and rail sites.
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Our client, a Health & Wellness company, is looking for a Jr Creative Project Manager to join their team. Work with the Creative Project Manager to optimize workflows, streamline processes, and maintain accurate project documentation, including timelines, milestones, and resource allocations.
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Work with local Architect and vendors to ensure that each project is built within budget and time constraints and to Hermes quality standards. The main function of the Construction Project Manager is to assist the Vice President of Construction by managing the new retail and enhancement projects at the existing stores as well as small projects for retail, corporate offices, and warehouse.
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We are seeking a Technical Project Manager to join our IT, Infrastructure & Security Team. You are a results-driven, detail-oriented and highly organized Project Manager with at least 5 years of relevant experience managing cross-functional engineering work streams.
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Advanced certifications in project management welcome, including PMP, CAPM and Agile. Sia Partners is looking for a talented Management Consultant to support our Risk, Regulatory & Compliance Business Unit serving our clients as a project manager.
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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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End-to-end ownership in requirement gathering for project implementation. Identify ongoing business expansion opportunities within the existing project and convert them into successful outcomes.
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Analog IC Project Lead Engineer. ● Use your Front to Back IC design experience and flow knowledge to ensure the project is delivered to the program requirements. ● Organize and lead internal status meetings to keep abreast about the project progress.
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Under the supervision of the Assistant Superintendent, Structures & Facilities, the Project Engineer, Structural Integrity, performs and directs others in conducting comprehensive structural inspections and corrective measures of PATH facilities based on Engineering Department's Quality Assurance Division reports and inspections.
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