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Work with the Chief Steel Estimator and Project Executive (PX) to set up initial project budget structure and continue updating and managing project budget throughout the job life cycle.
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Ability to prepare construction schedules in Microsoft Project and/or Primavera. 3+ years of project management and estimating experience in the electrical industry. The Project Manager is responsible for cost estimates and general operational oversight of various transmission and distribution electrical construction projects.
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The Professional Division of Spherion Mid Ohio is thrilled to collaborate with a prominent company in Richland County, Ohio , as they seek a seasoned Heavy Highway Construction Project Manager to join their dynamic team to support Ohio operations.
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Meets with managers and executives within the Service to define the overall goals and objectives of the project. Knowledge of the organization and project management techniques to evaluate projects, and studies and the ability to identify problem areas, trends, deficiencies, or other similar factors affecting operations.
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