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As a senior manager, you will contribute your leadership, client relationships, and technical consulting skills to support the growth of ERM’s business and client base in California while networking with ERM's Capital Project Delivery technical team to share multi-disciplinary resources and best practices across the industry.
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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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Help provide the System Management Team support for the Environment Health System (EHS), Health Maintenance System (HMS), and Radiation System (Rad) including the System Manager Deputy, System Management Integrator and other technical support required to provide strategic and tactical planning support and issue management.
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We are proud to be home to leading technical experts in water, environment, infrastructure, resource management, energy, and international development. Proven track record for project management of planning projects.
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Provide pipeline, piping and pressure vessel technical support, review, and approval of changes using the Management of Change (MOC) process. Provides Proposal support to the Project Execution group for pipeline, piping and pressure vessel projects under consideration.
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Provide tools, technical guidance, staffing recommendations, quality reviews and reference material related to water and wastewater treatment for Client Service Managers and Project Managers and support staff to adhere to the Quality ProgramTrack and communicate trends of relevant bet practices, lessons learned, technological innovations, risk mitigation, competitor differentiators, and project quality review needs.
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Large case project management. Work with Client Services Manager to direct the provision of firm-wide technical assistance for Relativity, West's Case Notebook, CaseMap, TimeMap, Sanction, Trial Director, and various other internal and external litigation software.
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Responsibilities Include: Provide technical, project management, database, and reporting support. Draft technical documents for Government approval, including programming documents, project management plans, environmental A&E and construction SOWs, and technical evaluations of proposals.
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Title: UKG Application Specialist Location: Houston, TX Duration: Direct Hire Work Requirements: US Citizen, GC Holders or Authorized to Work in the U.S. The HRIS Applications Specialist is a technical resource skilled in the management and support of one or more HRIS applications and provides support services to business users.
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Responsibilities:Manage the project work plan process to ensure accurate and timely completion of production goalsFigure out optimal purchasing, procurement, expediting work flow by working with manufacturing engineering and fabrication departments Read and understand technical drawings, schematicsProvide support to Procurement Department, assist in the preparation of RFQ’s, RFP’s, and purchase orders.
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The Deputy Commissioning Manager provides day to day direction to the Pre-commissioning, Technical and Process Safety Managers, and is therefore responsible to support the planning and execution of the overall CSU program.
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Job PurposeResponsible for delivering responsive and committed technical support to internal and external customers; accountable for category management and sourcing strategy, developing costing for bid packages, offering sourcing solutions and assistance with specialized technical product knowledge and costing, and maintaining vendor relationships ( gas distribution material, etc.
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License and certification may be required Excellent oral and written communication skills Experience in working with engineers in a collaborative environment Preferred Qualifications: Experience with JSC test facilities, processes, and procedures Experience with integration and testing Project technical management experience including planning, scheduling, and risk reduction.
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Possess demonstrable experience of Document Control and Records Management Greenfield and Brownfield Projects/Stages; Engineering and Vendor Document Management, As-building, Turnover processes, and technical close-out.
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The Project Coordinator provides administrative support to the project team to ensure the successful delivery of projects, meeting or exceeding goals through effective process management and client-partner relationships.
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