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With a strong understanding of community resilience, climate adaptation, hazard mitigation, risk assessment, nature-based solutions, social equity, decision support tools, risk communication, and stakeholder engagement, this professional will manage staff to develop high quality deliverables through project management, achieve client satisfaction, and grow the practice through new and repeat clients.
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Our Electron Microscopy business enables customers to find meaningful answers to questions that accelerate breakthrough discoveries, increase efficiency, and ultimately change the world.
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Works independently and may direct, mentor, train, and/or supervise one, or more transmission APM's, Project Engineers, and/or junior design staffPerforms client management, project management and/or technical support activitiesRepresents HDR to support marketing and proposal development for new opportunities.
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Seeking a highly motivated and experienced Senior Project Manager to oversee the successful execution of multifamily construction projects in Oregon. As a Senior Project Manager, you will play a pivotal role in leading and coordinating project teams, managing stakeholder relationships, and ensuring the seamless delivery of our multifamily developments.
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What you will do: The Construction Project Manager is part of our Sustainability Infrastructure Building - Solutions & Technologies business with Johnson Controls. The Construction Project Manager is actively involved in the local contracting community, industry organizations, and networks with local subcontractors.
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Ensuring that Roche’s intent is met through active engagement with suppliers, being present both at the project and in the construction site, and not relenting until the project’s business intent is actually met.
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As a Water/Wastewater Project Engineer you will play a pivotal role in overseeing and executing wastewater management projects throughout NYC. You will collaborate with a talented team of professionals, working to ensure the successful completion of projects while maintaining compliance with environmental regulations.
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As a Senior Project Engineer you will translate your customers’ needs for their warehouse systems into an engineering designs, create bills of material, supervise layouts and drawings, and collaborate with the manufacturing team.
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Preferred Qualifications:Bachelor’s and/or Graduate degreePMP Certification Healthcare ITRTLS Systems KnowledgeExperience with enterprise software and/or IP networks a plusKnowledge in location systems/Wireless LAN is a plusProject scheduling systems experience, such as MS Project, Primavera, Cloud Coach, SFDC AppExchange, JIRA, etc.
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Monitor project financials, including cost control, cash flow, and profitability. Resolve any issues or conflicts that arise during the project lifecycle. Lead and mentor project managers, ensuring alignment with company goals and objectives.
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Our Project Management team at Southland Industries is looking for people nationwide who can have the accountability to lead a team responsible for the delivery of a large MEP (Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing) Construction and Energy projects including design, scope, cost and schedule.
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A rising commercial construction corporation is looking for their next Project Manager within Commercial, Education, Healthcare, Multifamily, Hospitality, or Industrial construction. A rising commercial construction corporation is looking for their next Project Manager within Commercial, Education, Healthcare, Multifamily, Hospitality, or Industrial construction.
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Reporting & Documentation – Provide project reporting, perform analysis of reporting to ensure quality and contextualize results for client, draft project telephone scripts and website text, assist in development of business rules.
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ResponsibilitiesAs the PSO (Product Support Operations) Project Manager. Job Description/Preferred QualificationsJob DescriptionAs the Project Manager you will have the opportunity to work with PSO management team to establish support strategies to develop and improve processes globally.
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The Sr. Project Manager will be responsible for coordinating the activities of a project to ensure cost, schedule, document control and quality standards are met. Must be proficient in: Microsoft Project, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF and CAD/Visio.
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