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Leads complex, strategic healthcare projects from intake through implementation and stabilization. Defines scope, schedules, budgets, governance, risks, deliverables, and communications while coordinating executives, clinical leaders, vendors, contractors, consultants, and regulatory agencies. Directs and mentors project managers and coordinators, facilitates workshops, oversees cross-functional improvement programs, manages stakeholder relationships, ensures regulatory compliance, and presents project status and recommendations to senior leadership.

Leads project controls for complex airport and EPC projects, including cost management, estimating, scheduling, forecasting, earned value analysis, variance reporting, risk identification, and change impact assessment. Develops executive dashboards, improves project controls processes, and collaborates with project managers, contractors, clients, and stakeholders to maintain budget and schedule performance. Provides mentorship, supports business development, and independently manages multiple projects and deadlines.

Manage project controls for large construction projects, including cost and change control, budgets, invoices, contracts, schedules, earned value, risk logs, reporting, supplier delivery plans, document control, QA/QC, and project closeout. The role coordinates with project managers, general contractors, suppliers, and management to monitor financial and schedule performance, reconcile costs, negotiate changes, and ensure timely contract and project completion.

Supports regional electrical and controls projects from planning through commissioning and handover. Responsibilities include coordinating clients, vendors, subcontractors, and engineering teams; reviewing specifications, schematics, and control diagrams; preparing I/O lists, technical submissions, method statements, risk assessments, reports, and handover documentation; monitoring site progress; managing RFIs, quality procedures, databases, variations, and change orders; and providing client updates. The role requires project management, technical coordination, electrical systems knowledge, and occasional site attendance.

Leads complex internal and external projects from planning through production, managing scope, schedules, budgets, risks, resources, documentation, profitability, invoicing, and client expectations. Oversees and develops project staff, coordinates engineering and service teams, facilitates meetings, reviews deliverables, supports proposals, resolves conflicts, and identifies business development opportunities. Builds lasting customer relationships while enforcing project standards and mentoring team members.

Leads complex, cross-functional project portfolios for manufacturing sites, overseeing planning, execution, budgets, timelines, risks, interdependencies, and stakeholder alignment. Establishes project management standards, dashboards, and metrics; coaches project managers and teams; drives continuous improvement and change management; and reports progress to senior leadership. The role operates in a matrixed organization and may involve travel, with work performed in office and manufacturing lab environments.

Lead complex dam, levee, and hydraulic infrastructure projects from planning through construction. Manage scope, schedules, budgets, quality, and multidisciplinary teams while serving as a technical expert in design, rehabilitation, and risk assessment. Mentor engineers and technicians, guide technical strategy and quality assurance, develop client relationships, support business growth, and represent the firm in industry organizations and conferences across the Southeast.

Leads end-to-end delivery of an integrated asset-integrity and risk platform across Product, Engineering, Data, QA, Infrastructure, Commercial, and Customer Experience teams. Owns schedules, budgets, risks, dependencies, governance, decision logs, executive reporting, phase gates, customer commitments, and launch readiness. The role ensures predictable, auditable delivery without owning product strategy, technical architecture, or the business case.

Lead end-to-end market expansion and localization initiatives: build business cases, drive cross-functional execution, maintain governance and reporting, and launch scalable operational frameworks with senior stakeholder alignment.

Project Managers oversee multiple construction projects, ensuring success from bidding to close-out, including design control, cost management, and communication with stakeholders.

The Project Manager oversees project budget, stakeholder engagement, communication, safety, quality, and cost, ensuring efficient project execution and leadership.

As a Project Manager, oversee project planning and execution, manage client relationships, establish budgets, and ensure projects meet quality and timeline standards.

The Project Manager at LG Advantage leads client-focused post-construction and maintenance projects, managing schedules, finances, relationships, and operational efficiencies for exceptional service delivery.

The Project Manager will oversee the entire lifecycle of custom neutron generators, ensuring timely delivery while coordinating resources and adhering to safety and regulatory standards.

The Project Manager leads small to medium-sized projects, ensuring alignment with client objectives, overseeing project execution, budget management, and coordinating with design and technical teams throughout the project lifecycle.

Manage construction and repair projects from planning through completion: budgeting, scheduling, permitting, procurement, equipment installation, staffing and subcontractor oversight. Ensure regulatory and safety compliance, prepare Gantt charts and weekly status reports, review blueprints and vendor contracts, supervise department staff, and coordinate corporate-wide equipment needs. Travel up to 30% and report to the Corporate Production Manager.

The Project Manager leads low voltage and network hardware installation projects, overseeing planning, execution, budgeting, and team coordination to ensure timely, quality delivery.

The Transit Project Manager manages teams for complex transportation projects, overseeing scope, budget, and schedules while ensuring client satisfaction and technical expertise.

The Transit Project Manager will lead transportation projects, manage multi-disciplinary teams, develop client relationships, and oversee project scope, budgets, and schedules.

The Project Manager oversees project budgets, stakeholder engagement, and team communication, ensuring safety, quality, and cost management while providing leadership and driving project success.

Manage customer projects from drawing submittal through completion. Oversee schedule, budget, materials, compliance, cost control and procurement. Serve as primary customer liaison; coordinate Sales, Engineering, Procurement and Manufacturing; run project meetings, track milestones and budgets, provide technical guidance, and ensure safety, quality and profitability.

Lead and manage implementation of workforce development and unemployment compensation software using the GRID SDLC. Create and execute project plans, coordinate cross-functional teams, manage releases and QA, define requirements and test plans, communicate status to clients and stakeholders, provide client support and training, and ensure project documentation and quality standards while working onsite in Sacramento.

Manage customer projects from drawing submittal through completion. Oversee schedule, budget, materials, compliance and quality. Liaise with Sales, Engineering, Procurement and Manufacturing, run project meetings, track/report status and provide technical guidance to ensure profitability and customer satisfaction.

We are looking for a Senior Project Manager to oversee and manage project assignments effectively. Candidates should possess strong leadership and decision-making skills.

Manage IT projects for software development and implementation, ensuring PMBOK standards are met and delivering high-quality project documentation.