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AECOM is the world’s trusted infrastructure consulting firm, delivering professional services throughout the project lifecycle – from advisory, planning, design and engineering to program and construction management.
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Since then, our firm has been providing innovative planning, engineering, architectural and interior design, construction and program management, and design-build services to our clients.
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The qualified applicant will have experience in water/wastewater engineering design and construction management principles, and will be familiar with the design, construction, and operation of municipal water and/or wastewater treatment and conveyance infrastructure.
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This role is responsible for understanding the overall project/program scope and managing all aspects of the assigned project or group of projects, including but not limited to the design, planning, implementation, construction, closeout, stakeholder coordination, cost control, client satisfaction, team performance, and quality functions.
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As a Land Development Project Manager, you will work closely with all levels of management, technical team members, and construction leads. Our core capabilities include Land Development, Public Works and Water Resources, Transportation, Geospatial, Environmental, and Construction Management Services.
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KFA is looking for an experienced Civil Engineer and Project Manager with 10 or more years of experience in planning, design, and project management on water and wastewater and municipal infrastructure projects to work from either our Austin or San Antonio Office focusing on managing utility design and municipal water/wastewater projects.
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Desire to be on a project management track with the opportunity to complete AECOM’s project manager training and certification process. AECOM is a Fortune 500 firm and its Professional Services business had revenue of $14.4 billion in fiscal year 2023.
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PM2CM, Inc., (Project Management to Construction Management) is a professional services company dedicated to providing Program and Project Management, Construction Management and Project Controls services during the design and construction phase of projects.
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Working within the context of the communities we serve, we provide planning, detailed engineering and design, construction inspection, construction management, program management, and traffic operations services that fill the needs of our clients and advance transportation system experiences.
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Keywords: Dams, Levee, Civil Works, Coastal, Irrigation, Watershed, Engineering, Construction, Design, Management, Manager, Water Resources, Environmental, Flood Protection, CFM.
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As a Senior Project Manager-Healthcare, you will often serve as the primary interface with PMA clients and lead the client and project team through a successful process of strategic real estate planning, design and construction of new buildings, tenant improvement buildouts, and facilities assignments.
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American Institute of Architect (AIA), Project Management Professional (PMP), OSHA, preferred. Understanding the complete real estate development process from land/existing building through concept, feasibility, entitlements, schematic design, design development, construction and close out.
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Working closely with your construction project manager, you’ll be immersed in both project design and compliance as well as site construction and evaluation.
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The Construction Project Manager will plan, track, and evaluate moderately complex capital projects including scope, schedule, and budget within the Planning, Design, & Construction organization.
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Experience with Flood Risk Management, Ecosystem and CoastalRestoration, Dam Safety, Waterway or similar projectsExperience with USACE and/or SFWMD projects Familiarity with construction engineering services and alternative delivery procurement methodsProject experience in Puerto Rico or the US Virgin Islands.
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