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The Senior Facilities Manager has the overall responsibility for overseeing the implementation of policies, procedures and programs that will assure well-managed, well-maintained buildings and facilities, placing maximum emphasis on leading a staff in the positive response to the concerns and needs of the tenants, environmental health and safety, and quality programs, in coordination and conjunction with the goals and objectives of the client.
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The Senior Project Manager will be running a program for construction of restaurants including stand alone and urban storefront design, and restaurant and urban storefront experience is highly preferred.
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Job Title : Janitorial Supervisor, Second ShiftJob Description SummaryThe Supervisor reports to the Senior Operation Manager and is responsible for the following activities under the direction and guidance of the Account Manager or Account Director.
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Understand and observe compliance with management agreements, review and approve expenditures, which exceed the authority level established for project and property manager. Assist property/account manager in maintaining relationships with Client’s senior level decision makers.
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Senior Facility Manager. Bachelors degree in Facilities Management, Corporate Real Estate, Project Management or Business Administration required. Certified Facility Manager (CFM), International Facilities Management Association (IFMA), Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) industry certifications recommended; other Engineering, Business or technical training or certifications preferred.
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Will work with the project cost lead and project controls manager to develop a plan for the long-term support of the project including building, managing and reporting on the schedule.
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The Senior Project Manager provides project management experience to designated projects and assignments for a particular client account, property portfolio, or large facility/complex through interaction with the client, property or facility management team, and project management staff.
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Will work with the Senior project manager and/or project controls manager to develop a plan for the long-term support of the project including building, managing and reporting cost reports and analysis.
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Bachelors degree in Facilities Management, Corporate Real Estate, Project Management or Business Administration requiredIMPORTANT EXPERIENCE. Cushman & Wakefield is an Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action employer.
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Will work with the project cost lead and project controls manager to develop a plan for the long-term support of the project including building, managing and reporting cost reports and analysis.
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Senior Project Manager provides project management experience to designated projects and assignments for a particular client account, property portfolio, or large facility/complex through interaction with the client, property or facility management team, and project management staff.
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Senior Project Controls Analyst (Cost Management), Life Sciences. Provided detailed analysis to the project manager, client, CM, engineering or other 3rd parties on cost risk, issues, and/or mitigations.
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Prepares and coordinates project reports and drawing reviews for clients, Account/Portfolio Manager, and property/facility management team at all project phases including conceptual, schematic, design development and construction phases.
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Job Title Senior Project Manager Job Description Summary Responsible for the successful management of the design, planning and construction of projects by leading individual or multidisciplined real estate solutions for clients.
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Senior Assistant Project Manager. Responsible for the coordination of projects, including small tenant improvements, assignments, capital improvements and building or site repairs for properties; may provide project management support to Project Managers or Directors for designated projects.
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