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The candidate should have 10 years of overall IT experience with emphasis on technology project management, business analysis and inclusive of a minimum of 5 years of technical writing.
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Practical experience with identity and access management, services and software acquisition or procurement, IT risk management, business continuity and IT disaster recovery planning, security awareness education and training, security vulnerability management, and security incident management.
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Responsibilities include program oversight of engineering design, team support, and project management on a variety of waste resources engineering projects, with a particular focus on landfill design, landfill gas systems, landfill leachate systems, construction planning and oversite, landfill closure, landfill operations, landfill post closure care, transfer station design, MRF design, and recycling centers.
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The broad areas of responsibility for this position include identity and access management, System and services acquisition review, IT risk management, business continuity and IT disaster recovery planning, security awareness education and training, security vulnerability management and security incident management.
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Minimum 10 years of experience in geotechnical engineering, which should include significant project management experience, including proposal preparation and budgeting, and proven or potential business development skills.
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Planate Management Group (PMG) is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, and Orlando, Florida USA with technical support centers in South East Asia and East Africa, that provide program management and facilities engineering services worldwide.
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Participate in NVR's world-classcomprehensivetraining program that incorporates both classroom and on-the-job experience to ensure a successful transition into the Construction Project Manager role.
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The Survey Manager is also responsible for marketing and client development, technical quality, profitability, schedule, project staff coordination, client communications, negotiating specific scope of work and fees, client follow-up, and billing/collections.
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In this structured training program, you will gain hands-on experience alongside a current Project Manager and will master the knowledge and skills you need to effectively manage a job site.
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Operations Intern: Rotational responsibilities to include internal communications, retreat planning, and project management coordination. The program benefits those who plan to pursue various career paths, including public relations, law, Christian ministry, law enforcement, public policy, business, social work or general non-profit or international work.
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Planate is a small business provider of planning, design, infrastructure management, technical consulting, engineering, and construction management services in support of the US Department of Defense (DOD) and its service (Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps) missions, along with other federal agencies, all over the world.
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Staff management, project controls and management support for significant consulting and construction projects, including scheduling, labor resourcing, and cost estimating, will be a component of this position.
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5+ years project management experience in the HVAC controls industry. Project management experience in the HVAC controls industry. Manage project-specific billing coordination with the accounting team and Operations Manager, schedule commissioning resources, expedite the return of mark-ups for as-built development, and ensure timely completion of project-specific close-out documentation.
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This job reports complications and quality issues to the Trauma Registry Operations Coordinator or Trauma Program Manager. This job supports the VCU Health Trauma Program and organizational requirements for verification as a Level 1 Trauma Center by the Commonwealth of Virginia and the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma by maintaining a unique database called the Trauma Registry.
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Work under the direction of the Power Generation Regulatory Compliance (PGRC) Strategic Advisor and NERC Compliance Specialist (NCS) to download, store, and review evidence in support of the implementation of the Industrial Control System (ICS) Cyber Security Standards (ICS CSS) project and program.
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