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Senior Construction Project Manager. + Identifying opportunities to improve Project Management procedures, templates and products referring ideas to the appropriate line manager.
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Responsibilities span a broad spectrum, covering all areas of project management, such as project planning, resource allocation, cost control, schedule management, quality management, contract administration, and safety management.
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Set-up and maintain all aspects of construction project management, which includes the planning, directing meetings, writing contracts, scheduling and budgeting necessary prior to the start of the project.
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As a Senior Construction Project Manager, you will provide project management support during all phases of HVAC construction to ensure project standards, budget, deadlines and communications are maintained.
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As a Senior Construction Project Manager at Cupertino Electric, you are responsible for the day-to-day operations of one or several electrical construction projects and the successful management of a high-performing team.
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A senior project manager is a key resource to general and executive managers in providing insight and counsel on high-level business management decisions. This position is a senior professional project management role for individuals with advanced skills related to the strategic planning and management of the construction for electrical power, communications, and industrial facilities, including civil, structural, and mechanical disciplines.
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