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BS Degree in Project Management, Construction Management, Engineering or Business desired, now required. (Assistant PM, project status, processes, construction, utility, job site, scheduling.
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The Project Management Internship program is designed to provide interns with a balanced experience of the construction and engineering trades. Third or fourth year college student or recent graduate with a Bachelor’s Degree, preferably in Engineering or Construction Management.
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Engineering, Construction Management, or Architectural degree, or completion of Construction Management Certificate Program, or equivalent. SOLV Energy is an engineering, procurement, construction (EPC) and solar services provider for utility solar, high voltage substation and energy storage markets across North America.
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Experience in residential construction, project management, land development and estimating. Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or Architecture REQUIRED.
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Able to maintain positive working relationships with all construction groups - management, owners, trades and subcontractors. Concrete Superintendent also coordinate on a weekly basis with the Operations Managers and Project Management for global manpower and resource scheduling as well as successful project communication and execution.
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Your main responsibilities include preparing design drawings and specifications with a focus on grading, paving, stormwater, sanitary sewer, site and utility design, post construction stormwater management, and erosion control.
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The ideal candidate will have a strong background in building maintenance, facility operations, general construction, or a similar field. This position will manage and coordinate maintenance, custodial, security, and facilities management, and ensure the Sioux Falls One-Stop building complies with regulations and will act as a liaison between the different state agencies housed in the building and manage repairs and other maintenance projects by hiring and managing staff and selecting contractors and/or service providers.
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Company: TelCom Construction is a full service, turnkey telecommunications utility contractor with a growing market presence within the industry. The Project Specialist assists the assigned management team to maintain project/contract organization and efficiency.
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Henry Carlson Construction is seeking an experienced Chief Financial Officer (CFO) to join its team. Management of general ledger maintenance, payroll, accounts payable, accounts receivable, annual audit, preparation of the annual IRS forms and international tax filings.
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As an Office Administrator and Project Support Specialist, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of our office and supporting our project management team. Experience with Procore and/or other construction related software preferred but not required.
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The Senor Superintendent will assist the Estimating, Business Development, Planning and Coordination, Director of Civil Construction, and Project Management. Previous construction management experience including Civil Management and Civil Estimating, and budgeting.
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Project management responsibilities include ensuring raw materials are on site, construction crews have everything they need and troubleshooting any installation issues that may come up.
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Permitted or ability to obtain permit with Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and other entities. Burns & McDonnell has a need for a Staff Cultural Resources Specialist to conduct project studies and surveys, construction monitoring, archaeological excavation and associated field work on a variety of projects.
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TelCom is proud to be an EEO/AA and Veteran-Friendly employer! The Project Specialist maintains assigned task responsibility, keeping the overall success of the project/contract at the forefront of mind.
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This critical role will have complete responsibility for design and/or coordination, certification, management and client relations in providing innovative, forward thinking design solutions to facilitate the development, design, and construction of city and county projects.
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