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Parsons is now hiring an Experienced Process Engineering Department Manager (Hybrid/Remote) with a desire to work on large infrastructure projects that change the fabric of our community.
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Demonstrated competencies in project management to include project chartering, project planning with detailed work breakdown structure and Gantt, management planning for quality assurance, risk mitigation, human resource management, and change management.
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With more than 4,000 employees worldwide, APTIM specializes in critical infrastructure, technical and data solutions, program management, environmental services, resilience, as well as sustainability and energy solutions.
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Follow standard project management lifecycle and IT industry practices regarding business and technical objectives, solution design, development and deployment as well as scope, quality, risk, issue, change, communications, stakeholder and vendor management.
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CLIMBING: Team members must infrequently navigate stairs or climb a ladder to change prices on signs, wash walls, perform maintenance. In addition to all of the above, the following applies to team members in driver or store management positions.
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Our founder, Lena Bryant didn't set out to change fashion forever, but that's exactly what she did. Supports all aspects of talent management to include Recruiting, Hiring, Training, Development, Performance Management, Recognition, Retention, and Succession Planning.
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Supervises the control of the store cash management including but not limited to register counts, withdraws from bank, armored car pickups, safe deposits, change orders and oversees all aspects of bookkeeping.
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Organizational change management experience. We are looking for a Senior Technical Project Manager with Mainframe Modernization experience, you will be responsible for providing leadership, project management, and technology expertise focusing on modernizing the legacy mainframe environment.
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Organizational Change Management Plan. This position will be the Project Manager for the Higher Education Coordination Commission's (HECC) implementation of a grant management system for HECC's Future Ready Oregon grant programs.
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Organization Change Management in a Laboratory or Clinical Care setting. Updates to the project planner with new LIMS Subprojects based on input from laboratory management team. Perform other OSPHL IT Project Management duties, as assigned.
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Ensure that best Change Management, Vendor Management, and Risk Management practices are followed. PMI or PMP Project Management Certification. Analyze project status and, when necessary, revise the scope, schedule, or budget according to established change control and governance processes to ensure that project requirements can be met.
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Ability to work with employees, stakeholders, and contractor to clearly communicate needs and issues, ability to resolve issues solely and with management input, schedule and lead regular meetings to relay progress and identify problems.
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Create Documents needed for immediate and future project management activities that follow the current version of PMI PMBOK Standards and the EIS Stage Gate process. Agency requires a Project Manager to oversee the implementation of a SaaS (Software as a Service) solution to replace the agency’s current legacy system.
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Oversee change management on the overall project scope, according to a predefined change process, to meet project goals. Create project implementation plans, design documents, project budgets, status reports, and all other project management-related documentation.
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The Policy Division, a subset of County Administration, is a diverse team that leverages the integrated portfolio of work being done in Housing, Climate Change, Community Resilience and Recovery, Community & Economic Development, Grant Strategy Management, and Intergovernmental Relations to address high-priority local policy initiatives and achieve key strategic objectives.
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