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Or eight (8) years of experience as a Project Coordinator or Assistant Project Manager in the Structural Steel industry. The project manager works directly with clients to ensure deliverables fall within the applicable scope and budget.
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5+ years of experience as a Project Manager in data center construction, with a strong focus on MEP systems. Continually monitor the latest trends and developments in data center construction and MEP systems, implementing best practices to enhance project performance and efficiency.
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Assist in pricing work, draft changes and change orders to be reviewed by MEP Project Manager. Assist MEP Project Manager in locating and evaluating potential subcontractors, vendors, and suppliers.
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5 years of experience as a Project Manager in Heavy/Civil Construction (Heavy Highway, Mining, Mass Excavation, Site Preparation, Federal or Public Works Horizontal Construction.
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Position Overview: We are seeking a dynamic and experienced heavy civil Project Manager to join our Team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of heavy civil projects, from conception to completion.
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As a Construction Senior Estimator / Preconstruction Manager, you will play a crucial role in the pre-construction phase, working closely with project managers, architects, subcontractors, and clients to prepare accurate and competitive project bids.
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The Preconstruction Manager will be the leader of a cross functional team created to support a project from the inception of a pursuit, through the sales process, support and coordinate the design and engineering sequence on to the planning stages to include 3D/BIM coordination, detailing, scheduling, Excellerate manufacturing and provide support during the construction phase.
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The Operations Quality Manager is responsible for ensuring successful implementation of the Renewable Energy EPC quality program as depicted in the Renewable Energy Quality Manual by partnering with field management and preconstruction management to facilitate quality initiatives in the construction phase.
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As one of the Southwest's largest construction management firms, CEI provides services for Central Federal Lands Highway Division, professional right of way (appraisals, acquisition and relocation services) and land surveying services.
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Serve as a task leader, deputy project manager, project manager, or design manager on water/wastewater planning and design projects. Brown and Caldwell (BC) has an exciting opportunity for a Senior Engineer/Client Manager experienced in planning, permitting, design, and management of water and wastewater treatment and conveyance projects.
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Must have 3+years of experience as an Estimator or Project Manager with a disaster restoration company and knowledge/experience of water mitigation, fire restoration and mold remediation.
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Reporting to the Project Director, the Controls Manager is responsible for drafting, managing, and maintaining project related contracts, creating and maintaining the project schedule, material/equipment/service bidding and procurement, monitoring the financial health of the project and developing reporting structures and reports to the Vice President of Construction, Sr. Company Management and the Customer.
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Primary focus for project work will be the development of engineering studies, design reports, construction documents, and construction oversight/administration related to water/wastewater infrastructure in the municipal and industrial markets.
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Reporting Structure – Senior Preconstruction Manager, Director of Preconstruction; Senior Project Manager; Construction Executive; Vice President. Experience with multiple construction delivery methods, to include: Design-bid-Build, Design-Build, and Construction Manager at Risk. No certifications or licenses required.
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Preparing the AGC or AIA summary change order for all change order requests as requested by the Project Manager. Reports to the Project Accounting Manager. Preparing and reviewing for accuracy a monthly Job Cost Report for the Job Cost Meeting and entering monthly projections as determined by the Project Manager.
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