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Minimum of five years' experience as a Land Surveyor/Project Manager. We are seeking a highly motivated Project Managers throughout New York State for remote work from home positions, to manage and execute a variety of surveying and mapping projects to include topographic, utility, bathymetric, boundary, construction, hazardous waste site, and as-builts.
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Dealership management experience is a plus (sales manager, internet sales manager, business development manager, F&I manager, marketing manager, marketing director, parts manager, service manager, fixed operations manager.
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The Project Manager, Revenue Integrity and Quality Analytics is responsible for the management and delivery of project functions within Compliance and Integrity. PMP or CAPM Certification from Project Management Institute preferred.
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Use your project management skills to present to hospital leadership, coordinate end-user training, and provide comprehensive support as healthcare providers go live with our software. Join our Project Management team and drive impactful projects to improve patient care in healthcare organizations.
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Position Summary: As a key member of our team, the Kitchen Manager will oversee all commercial kitchen operations, including cooking, food preservation and nutrition education program components for youth and community members, and coordination of kitchen rentals to small scale entrepreneurs.
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Project experience including design and construction of water and wastewater treatment facilities; focused on expansion, rehabilitation, and retrofit. In this role, you will work alongside senior-level engineers and project managers to grow your expertise and technical knowledge of water and wastewater treatment design & construction engineering.
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Colliers Engineering & Design is looking for a Railroad Bridge Project Manager to join our Rail Engineering team! As a Bridge Project Manager in Rail, you will bring experience working directly with ownership of clients on projects ranging from local to federal.
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Senior Process Engineer/Chemical Engineer/Engineering/Animal Feed/Specialty Ingredients/Manufacturing/Chemicals/Food Manufacturing/Pharmaceuticals/Engineer/Chemical Manufacturing/Project Engineer/Senior Project Engineer/Process Automation Engineer/Project Manager/Process Engineer/PSM/Process Safety Management/PSM Engineer/Operations Engineer Our client is a leading manufacturer of a wide range of specialty ingredients used in food, feed, and pharmaceuticals.
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Serve as a technical lead and project manager for medium to large scale design and construction projects including distribution system and collection system improvements as well as water and wastewater treatment plant rehabilitation work.
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Select hydraulic approach and modeling tools, set up and solve open channel and closed conduit hydraulic problems for dams, levee systems, conduits, local flood protection project features, stormwater facilities, ecosystem restoration, and waterfront projects.
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Collaborate with project teams to develop precast concrete designs that meet project requirements, considering structural integrity, architectural aesthetics, and cost-effectiveness. Assist in estimating the cost of precast concrete elements, including materials, labor, and equipment, to support project budgeting and scheduling.
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Collaborate with cross-functional teams (e.g., Quality Assurance, IT, Regulatory Affairs, Industrial, Supply Chain) to assess digital quality needs, define project scopes, and establish project plans and timelines.
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The Stop Loss Project Manager is responsible for managing the end-to-end marketing and quoting of stop loss for our self-funded employer groups, along with supporting the lifecycle of the RFP/proposal process for both new sales and renewals.
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The Construction Manager should have experience with project delivery in a variety of settings, which might include MGP sites, building sciences, hazardous and asbestos site investigation, utility decommissioning, building demolition, remedial construction planning/scheduling/alternatives analysis, site earthwork management, wetland restoration and dredging.
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AECOM’s Water Business Line is seeking a talented and experienced Senior Project Manager to lead our growing Civil Design Practice, with a home base in Buffalo, NY (Rochester and Syracuse are also options.
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