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Gpac has been retained by several Industry leaders to search for the position of Senior Electrical Project Manager. Senior Electrical Project Manager-Compensation & Benefits Total compensation for the Senior Electrical Project Manager is between $100,000 and $140,000 depending on experience and maybe more than this range for candidates with exceptional experience and a successful history of performance.
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Senior Environmental Planner/ Project Manager. + 8 years of relevant experience or demonstrated equivalency of experience and/or education with environmental planning and compliance, including CEQA and NEPA project experience.
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Job Description Senior Environmental Remediation Engineer / Project Manager Sequence has been exclusively retained and is currently seeking a Senior Environmental Remediation Engineer / Project Manager to join the burgeoning practice of an innovative environmental consulting firm.
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WHAT YOU’LL DO:Plan and organize a project under the direction of a Senior Project Manager and/or Division Manager. Prepare monthly costing reports under the supervision of a Senior PM or Division Manager.
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We are seeking a dynamic Senior Project Manager to join our team and drive these strategic initiatives, contributing to our long-term success in the Northern California transportation market.
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Senior Project Manager- Heavy Civil. The Senior Project Manager will also define the project’s objectives and oversee quality control through completion delivering superior value to our clients.
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Job Description Key Responsibilities of a Multi-Family Construction Senior Project Manager - Sacramento They work closely with stakeholders to define project goals, scope, deliverables, and timelines.
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Proven track record of successfully delivering complex projects as a Senior Project Manager, preferably within the construction or industrial sectors. As a Senior Project Manager, you will be responsible for driving project success by ensuring effective planning, execution, and delivery.
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General Description: The Senior Project Manager, under the direction of the Enterprise Portfolio Management Office (EPMO) Portfolio Manager, oversees enterprise-wide projects.
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The Senior Project Manager - Utilities is responsible for leading the successful delivery of assigned projects from inception to close-out, on schedule, within budget, in accordance with the approved scope, meeting established quality requirements and objectives under the direction of the Director of Real Property and the Deputy Director of Third Parties.
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Charles River is seeking an experienced Implementation Project Manager. The Implementation Services group at Charles River Development is looking for an experienced Program/Project Manager that can lead and manage.
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Tellus seeks a qualified Senior Environmental Project Manager to support enforcement efforts by the State Water Resource Control Board underground storage tank (UST) program and manage Tellus staff supporting USEPA on stalled leaking underground storage tanks (LUST.
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Reports to : Senior Project Manager or Project Executive. Manage MEP procurement, project budgets, quality, safety, engineering, coordination, scheduling, installation, commissioning, and close-out processes.
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CSI Construction Company is seeking a Project Manager in Northern California for multifamily construction projects. The Project Manager (PM) is responsible for the complete execution of the entire construction project.
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Senior Electrical Project Manager - Sacramento - Commercial Construction. We are currently seeking to add a Senior Electrical Project Manager for one of the most exciting electrical companies in the US right now.
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