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The EHS Manager oversees the implementation of the site EHS plan, ensuring compliance with safety practices and company policies. Responsibilities include managing safety training, emergency response, and program evaluation, while coordinating with senior management to promote occupational safety and health.

The Control Systems Developer is responsible for programming and implementing computerized automated control systems, assisting in site installations, training customers, and providing occasional after-hours support. Collaboration with engineers and designers is essential, along with potential travel for client support.

The Procurement Coordinator will assist with the pre-qualification of equipment suppliers and subcontractors, ensure accurate documentation such as certificates of insurance and bonds, and support mid-level procurement functions during the bidding and buy-out phase.

The Senior EHS Manager coordinates the implementation of the site EHS plan, ensuring compliance with OSH policies. Responsibilities include managing emergency response, conducting training, evaluating programs, and making recommendations for improvement.

The Project Manager is responsible for directing design services for Biopharma projects, ensuring compliance with project objectives, managing safety, subcontractors, change management, and project financial performance. This role focuses on client relationship management and leading multiple discipline projects to meet quality and performance standards.

The Project Engineer I at CRB will support the Project Manager in executing construction activities, ensuring adherence to project objectives, and managing documentation. Responsibilities include bidding support, document control, quality control, site safety, equipment receiving, closeout documentation, and cost management.

The Procurement Lead is responsible for developing procurement strategies, analyzing bids, contract management, and training junior staff. They will build relationships with stakeholders, manage supplier contracts, and implement risk mitigation strategies to ensure effective procurement throughout the project lifecycle.

The EHS Manager II at CRB coordinates the implementation of the site EHS plan, ensures compliance with OSH regulations, manages emergency response incidents, and provides safety training to site personnel. They work closely with management to evaluate programs and drive safety practices across the organization.

The EHS Manager II coordinates the implementation of the site EHS plan, ensures compliance with organizational safety standards, provides safety training to personnel, manages emergency response incidents, and conducts evaluations of safety programs for improvements.

The EHS Manager coordinates the implementation of site EHS plans, ensuring compliance with OSH standards, manages emergency response and corrective actions, and conducts safety training for site personnel. This role involves evaluating programs and recommending changes for safety practices.

The EHS Manager is responsible for coordinating the implementation of the site EHS plan, ensuring compliance with Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) standards, managing emergency responses, conducting training, and evaluating safety programs. This role requires collaboration with senior management and site personnel to promote best safety practices and effective policy training.

The EHS Manager coordinates the implementation of the site EHS plan, ensuring compliance with safety practices and company policies. Responsibilities include managing OSH programs, conducting training, leading safety practices, and providing recommendations for program evaluation. The role requires collaboration with senior management and site personnel to maintain optimal safety standards.

The Project Engineer will support the Project Manager and team members at a construction site by handling bidding support, document control, submittal and RFI reviews, quality control, site safety, equipment receiving, closeout documentation, and cost management activities, while ensuring compliance with project objectives.

The Project Engineer I supports the Project Manager in executing project activities ensuring construction aligns with objectives and documents. Responsibilities include bidding support, RFI review, document control, quality assurance, site safety support, and handling project closeout documentation.

The Project Engineer II supports the Project Manager in executing construction activities for projects, ensuring compliance with project objectives. Responsibilities include bid support, submittal and RFI reviews, document control, quality control, site safety support, equipment receiving, and managing closeout documentation.

The Senior Architect leads and executes all project phases including design and construction administration. Responsibilities include code analysis, generating detailed documentation, collaborating with engineers, overseeing construction activities, mentoring staff, and ensuring regulatory compliance for complex architectural projects.

The Senior Project Engineer will support the Project Manager in coordinating construction activities ensuring compliance with project objectives. Responsibilities include bid support, reviewing RFIs and submittals, document control, quality support, and managing cost and closeout documentation.

The Project Scheduler IV will prepare and maintain CPM schedules for various projects, provide schedule training, analyze vendor schedules, develop KPIs, and ensure compliance with corporate standards and requirements. They will also mentor junior staff and report on project schedule health to leadership.

The Automation Engineer will support all phases of design, develop specifications and data sheets for instrumentation, and assist in control system design while gaining experience under the guidance of senior engineers.

The VDC Project Coordinator II will lead VDC functions across various projects, coordinating VDC standards with clients and sub-consultants, and collaborating with project discipline leads on internal standardization. Responsibilities include managing project documentation for architectural and engineering disciplines, with an emphasis on both renovations and new constructions.