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Experience in addressing post-move punch list items, including box and trash removal, furniture cleaning, and minor furniture repairs Ability to set up conference room space for multiple users and different layouts to include VTC setup.
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Helps conduct an eleven (11) month punch list for new store openings prior to turnover. the Facilities Manager will establish and maintain vendor and contractor relations on a national basis.
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Punch List: Upload and distribute the punch list through Procore to subcontractors. The Assistant Project Manager (APM) will serve as a vital team member while assisting the Senior Project Manager and/or Project Manager on all aspects of a project.
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O Provides punch-list of remaining tasks after substantial completion. As a Senior Project Manager, you are responsible for the scope, schedule, cost, quality and client satisfaction of a project throughout its entire lifecycle, from Initiating through closing phases.
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Review punch list submitted by others and verify that items on the punch list have been completed and corrected prior to recommending substantial completion to the Owner. AECOM is seeking a senior-level Construction Project Manager in our DC office.
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Leads overall project closeout process using best practice standards, tools and processes such as the close-out punch list, financials, sub contracts, warranties, etc. Supports the preconstruction team including quantity takeoff, trade coordination and scope of work development, scope review, bid package development, schedule development, bid list creation and bid advertisement.
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Understands the preconstruction process from conceptual phase through GMP development. Prepares project schedule with the Project Superintendent. Develops and updates project schedule for both preconstruction and construction activities.
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Work with the Project Manager to perform project punch-list inspection(s), in coordination with superintendent and the Owner’s Representative, and issue punch list to all relevant subcontractors.
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As a primary interface to the client, the Project Manager develops a strong long-term relationship - managing the client relationship, including expectations, communications and satisfaction. Experience as a Project Manager in commercial construction trades and settings.
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Oversees and completes the “make-ready” process to prepare vacant apartment homes for leasing and new moveins by completing the pre-move-out inspection, creating a “punch” list of maintenance work needed, scheduling vendors and contractors as needed, obtaining needed supplies and materials, completing all maintenance tasks, and inspecting completed work.
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Verify all work performed in the field, including: monitoring schedules, the punch list and close out items. Function as primary Construction Field Manager and Construction Advisor throughout the project process from RFP to closeout, making sure the selected contractor is meeting all drawing and specification requirements during construction.
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Oversees the complete life cycle of renovation projects from developing the scope of work to the completing the final punch list items. ORGANIZATION OVERVIEW: At Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington, your knowledge and service in areas such as immigrants and refugees, mental health, social work, employment and adult education, legal and financial services, health care, food assistance, shelter and housing, developmental disabilities and prison outreach can make a profound difference in the lives of many.
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Conduct/Approve punch-list items prior to property turnover. Travel 0 - 10% Location Bolling AFB - Washington, DC US (Primary) Education Bachelor's Degree Job Type Full-time Career Level Experienced (Non-Manager) Category Project/Program Management Exemption Type Exempt Date Needed By Security Clearance Top Secret/SCI with Counter Intelligence Polygraph.
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Extensive construction experience including functional leadership of project or task teams for a construction manager, contractor, owner, developer or designer. Knowledge of construction practices, principles of construction management and project controls, with working knowledge in areas including scheduling, cost estimating, documentation, contract administration, and construction techniques.
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Manage punch-list items for major projects. Collaborate with Division Manager to prioritize, plan, and execute maintenance projects. Track project spending and provide updates to Division Manager.
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