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project management assistant
- Monitor project budget schedule and scope of work
- Estimating and preparing proposals for bid submission
- Preparation of submittals and shop drawings
- RFI preparation and development
- Project start-up, competition and closeout process
- Pre-job planning and mobilization
- Collaborating with project team (Owner, General Contractor, Subcontractors, Inspectors)
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project management assistant
- Help the manager to prepare budgets and contracts.
- Assess project feasibility by analyzing technology, resource needs, and customer demands.
- Plan the installation, testing, operation, maintenance, build up the system in time and repair of railway system equipments.
- Creating quantity takeoffs for tracking and ordering of concrete materials
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project management assistant
- Assist superintendent/ foreman with interpreting plans and specifications
- Process estimate and negotiate to change orders with the general contractor
- Prepare Daily Reports per project specifications
- Assist with implementing and monitoring the Quality Control Plan
- Management of construction material and equipment
- Daily production tracking and reporting for profit margin analysis
- Preparations of monthly payment applications for workers
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