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This includes all aspects of project implementation including budget, work package preparation, parts procurement, ALARA planning, industrial and nuclear safety, clearance order preparation, work prioritization, resource loading, risk management, and work execution including resolution of schedule delays and conflicts.
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Directs the activities of project teams; maintains a broad knowledge base of new technologies and industry trends as related to assigned projects; monitors project management processes and recommends changes to improve effectiveness and efficiency; manages project budgets, interacting closely with the finance organization and the project controls group; coordinates with other project and line managers; coaches/mentors other project managers and acts for supervisor/manager when required.
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Key project documentation includes, but is not limited to: Project Schedule (both work management and project lifecycle schedules) Implementation Means & Methods (both EN and Vendor) Risk Register, Work Orders & Associated Documentation (weld records, ASME Section XI repair and replacement plans, field sketches, etc.
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The Cyber Security and Digital Operations division is responsible and accountable to DOE for the governance, risk management, compliance, and defense of all unclassified and collateral classified information systems at PNNL.
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Our ideal candidate is adept at providing exceptional customer service and supporting the needs of our clients, tailoring personal risk management solutions according to their client’s unique circumstances.
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The ETF Facility Manager, responsibilities include effective management of day and rotating shift staff, scheduling and integration, and overall accountability for compliant operations as needed to ensure mission objectives are successful.
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Familiar with the various tools used to manage large programs – PMIS, CMIS, scheduling, cost control, document management, risk management, asset management, dashboard analytics, etc.
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Example meetings could include, but are not limited, the following: Design Review Boards, Steering Committees, Integrated Implementation Briefings, High Risk Work Plan Challenge Meetings, Project Readiness/Challenge Meetings, Schedule Development Meetings, Risk Management Meetings, and others as assign.
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The Regional Operations Manager is responsible for the training and ongoing support of risk mitigation initiatives within their assigned region(s). 5+ years Retail Banking Management experience.
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The Enterprise Risk Management Program Manager is responsible for overseeing and implementing an organization-wide strategy for identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks. Project Level Risk Management: Implement an integrated project level risk function that ties into long-range planning, enterprise risk management, strategic planning, the annual budget cycle and the refueling outage planning cycle providing qualitative and quantitative risk analysis at both the projected level and aggregated portfolio level.
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Provide specialized and targeted interventions when clients are at risk of eviction. Our Housing team is responsible for providing case management services and life skill development for homeless individuals and families.
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Client change order management: assemble estimates, change order proposals and negotiate with client. Help the project development team develop the scope of work and the guaranteed maximum construction costs through site reviews, estimating and risk review participation.
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Enlist the support of property management as appropriate for wellness checks. Guide clients through the process of application, qualification, re-determination for SSI, SSDI, Medicaid, Medicare, SNAP, and other services as needed.
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