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Manages projects cradle-to-grave (design & construction) when determined by the Assistant Vice President (AVP), Development and Engineering that the project is suited for this management approach.
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The Project Manager supports multiple divisions by performing project support as it relates to healthcare utilization and quality, including analytical design, data gathering, analysis, etc.
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The Preconstruction Manager will lead all precon estimate activities and hire, train, delegate and coach all department actions to best assist the leadership & project management team be successful in all upcoming projects.
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Company Description: Our Client is a Regional general contractor with a Local/Nashville office that provides construction services in various spaces, including commercial, civil, industrial, pre-fabrication, historic, healthcare, hospitality, design-build, self-perform, multi-family, urban mixed-use, and arts and culture.
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This Preconstruction Manager will lead-the-charge on finding new project opportunities and landing those preconstruction presentations to assure a healthy pipeline of exciting future work for this commercial General Contractor.
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Industries served by the Operational Partnership Services practice include private equity, real estate, telecom, technology, healthcare, media & entertainment, energy, retail, and financial services that frequently involve asset management, venture capital, and international outbound joint ventures.
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Responsibilities include negotiation of contracts, feasibility and market analysis, financial analysis, site analysis, preliminary site design, project entitlement and permitting, development cost estimates and development management.
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The Water Business Line of AECOM is actively seeking a creative, highly talented Project Manager - Water Resources Engineer, with a focus in water/wastewater infrastructure design, with in-depth design engineering experience in municipal conveyance and pumping systems, for immediate employment in our Nashville (Franklin), TN office.
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Conceptualizes and optimizes the Contact Center system architecture, encompassing call, text, chat campaigns, and IVR design to align these technical aspects with our business needs. Two (2) years of experience in contact center administration, contact center workforce management, or related experience required including managing or consulting on call center telephone system (cloud or premise based.
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The Manager will help strategize, develop and drive an always-on influencer marketing strategy to continue to build brand equity while significantly increasing brand awareness and desirability in all markets.
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EWRG works on a variety of water, wastewater, and stormwater projects including modeling of distribution and collection systems, asset management, stream restoration, ecological services, green infrastructure, and a range of facility designs.
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Our specialized experience includes design for data centers, healthcare, science and technology, high-rise buildings, clean energy, education, and other building types as well as structural and building sciences, infrastructure asset management, advanced robotics, and more.
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JOB DESCRIPTION Job TitleSr. Manager- Regulatory AffairsJob DescriptionThe Senior Manager Regulatory Affairs will play a critical role within Philips’ Clinical Informatics organization by leading regulatory projects for Philips’ Disease Management Solution products, ensuring and maintaining global accurate regulatory strategy and market access, directly impacting the lives of patients around the world.
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Experience with design management and preconstruction experience working as a contractor will also be considered. From commissioning and program management to master planning and site selection, our comprehensive suite of services are focused on meeting both the current and future needs of our clients.
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Proficiency in project management software and tools, including MS Project, Primavera, or similar applications. 5-10 years of experience managing primarily Heavy Bridge such as Concrete Bridges, including design, construction, and commissioning phases.
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