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Bachelor’s degree in engineering (civil, mechanical or electrical) or construction management, or equivalent work experience as a General Superintendent or Construction Manager.
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As Project Controls Manager, you will serve as a trusted resource for construction projects and the primary liaison between operations team and Senior Management. Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in Construction Management, Accounting, Finance, Economics, Business Administration, or other business-related fields or similar relevant work experience.
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Proficiency in project management software (e.g., MS Project, Primavera) and construction management software (e.g., Procore). Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related field.
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The Regional Construction Manager is responsible for working with and supporting development, engineering, permitting, supply chain, contracts, procurement, project & construction management to develop, license, permit, erect/install, start-up, and commence commercial operations of multiple energy projects at any given time including but not limited to Wind (new & repower), Solar & Battery Storage energy.
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As a Marine Construction Manager, your key responsibilities will be to manage a phase of a large complex project or manage multiple medium sized projects that are approximately greater than $1M and are up to $50M. Plan, direct and coordinate activities of designated project to ensure that goals or objectives of project are accomplished within prescribed time frame and funding parameters.
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Minimum 5 years construction management experience in utility-scale electrical construction. To act as the Owner’s representative to oversee all aspects of Construction Management of an HVDC converter station.
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Strong knowledge of concrete construction practices, cost accounting, budgeting, and contract management. Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related field preferred, or at minimum 5 years equivalent experience in concrete construction management.
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Focus Search is recruiting for a Sr. Construction Project Manager with strong safety experience for a global client in Portland, OR. They are a leading provider of innovative, professional industrial design and construction management services in the Portland Metro Area since 1991.
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BA/BS degree in Construction Management, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Architecture or Facilities Management or equivalent work experience required. Knowledge of construction management, commercial building process, financial acumen, and systems.
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8+ years experience in customer success management, sales or pre-sales activities with great track record of driving business impact. Ensuring the next generation of professionals are prepared to use new manufacturing and construction techniques is a top priority for Autodesk and its customers.
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3+ years of experience Project Management in Electrical Construction (Mission Critical, Data Centers, Hospitals, Semiconductor, Fabrication, Industrial) Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Electrical Engineering, or related field.
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The Construction Manager plans and organizes all construction management functions specific to each project, coordinates and manages interaction between project teams and clients and change control and monitors project design.
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Close collaboration with key local and global stakeholders including construction, sales, project management, engineering, quality, legal and supply chain to optimize scope cost competitiveness.
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A BS or AS degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or related field. You will provide construction management to ensure infrastructure and private development projects are built per the project schedule, budget, plans, and specifications.
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Our team is experiencing exciting growth within our established Construction Management practice, and we are seeking a new ‘Construction Manager – Field’ to join our team. Possible career pathways include construction management, design & engineering, start-up/commissioning agent, and specialty inspection.
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