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The Project Engineer at CRB will support the Project Manager in various construction activities including bidding support, document control, quality control, site safety, and cost management. Travel is required for this role.

The Assistant Project Manager assists in managing and updating project scope, schedule, and budget. They oversee multiple construction projects, manage project financial performance, lead project meetings, coordinate with engineering teams, manage construction and validation contractors, and support project tracking and change management. Additionally, they assist in asset capitalization and project close-out activities.

The Assistant Project Manager is responsible for providing general assistance and overseeing project financial performance for capital design and construction projects in the life sciences industry.

The Assistant Project Manager is responsible for providing general assistance and direction in project management, overseeing multiple design/construction projects, managing project financial performance, and leading project meetings with stakeholders. Responsibilities also include coordinating with internal groups to ensure project needs are met and supporting project close-out activities.

The Assistant Project Manager is responsible for providing general assistance to the Project Manager, managing capital design/construction projects, overseeing project financial performance, leading project meetings, managing engineering design teams, and ensuring smooth project execution through construction management and validation.

The Assistant Project Manager is responsible for providing general assistance to the Project Manager and overseeing the direction and performance of project areas. They manage multiple design/construction projects, handle project financials, lead project meetings, manage engineering teams, and ensure smooth project execution.

The Project Engineer at CRB will support the Project Manager in various construction activities on-site, including document control, quality control, and cost management. Travel is required for this role.

The Senior Project Engineer supports the Project Manager and project team members in executing activities to support construction projects, ensuring work is in conformance with project objectives. Responsibilities include bidding support, document control, quality control, site safety, equipment receiving, closeout documentation, and cost management activities.

The Office Leader will oversee an integrated design and construction team, set the strategic vision for the office, promote a strong safety culture, lead business planning efforts, manage client relationships, and provide team leadership and business development for an AEC Firm specializing in life sciences and food and beverage industries.

Coordinate implementation of EHS plan, provide safety training, manage emergency response incidents, evaluate programs, and issue recommendations for a leading provider of sustainable engineering solutions in the Southeast region.

The Structural Engineer III is responsible for overseeing the discipline and managing the discipline budget on small to medium projects of limited complexity. Responsibilities include coordinating with internal and external partners, managing project budgets, conducting field surveys, leading system design programming, and providing mentorship to junior staff. Qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in a discipline-specific field and at least 5 years of experience in a design firm setting.

Coordinate the implementation of the site EHS plan, provide safety practices and policy training, manage emergency response incidents, conduct training in applicable OSH areas, and issue recommendations for program evaluation and change implementation.

The Structural Engineer III is responsible for overseeing the discipline and managing the discipline budget on small to medium projects of limited complexity. The Engineer coordinates with internal and external architects and engineers, as well as client, construction manager, subcontractor, and vendor interfaces.

The Assistant Project Manager is responsible for providing general assistance to and may be responsible for the direction and performance of a subset of principal areas of responsibility of the Project Manager. They are accountable for project financial performance.

Prepares summary-level and detailed schedules for proposed or current construction projects using Primavera P6 Software. Provides updates, training, and software support. Ensures project scheduling activities comply with standards and requirements.

CRB is seeking a Senior Project Manager for the role of CQV, responsible for providing cGMP leadership and guidance for the integration and delivery of CQV services for Life Sciences clients. The ideal candidate should have strong organizational and communication skills, as well as the ability to form relationships with internal and external clients. Responsibilities include developing ETOP packages, supporting compliance-based services, writing and reviewing CQV documents, preparing reports, providing technical training, and collaborating with Market Team Leaders for RFT delivery.

As a Design Project Manager, you will be responsible for managing and coordinating design and construction projects in the life sciences and food and beverage industries. This includes developing design deliverables, managing project scope and risks, leading project team meetings, and ensuring client satisfaction. You will also stay up-to-date with the latest technologies in the AEC industry.

Oversee and implement EHS programs and processes, ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, mitigate potential hazards, measure and communicate risk, and promote a culture of safety and environmental performance.

The EHS Manager of Systems and Processes is responsible for overseeing and implementing environmental, health, and safety programs and processes within the EHS Central Team and in support of regional and GSO activities. This role involves developing, maintaining and continuously improving our systems and processes to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, identifying and mitigating potential hazards, measuring and communicating risk, and promoting a culture of safety and environmental performance throughout the company. This position requires strong leadership, organizational and communication skills, as well as a deep understanding of EHS performance criteria, risk assessment, data management and analytics.

The EHS (Environmental, Health, and Safety) Manager of Systems and Processes is responsible for overseeing and implementing environmental, health, and safety programs and processes within the EHS Central Team and in support of regional and GSO activities.