Sentences with phrase «as construction managers become»

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Town councillors Kevin Willett and Ron Harrison, headteacher Neil Hall and Peter Grimshaw became the working group tasked with masterminding the construction phase, and they soon appointed chartered quantity surveyor Wood & Weir Limited as their professional project manager.

The responsibilities of a Trainee Recruitment Consultant: * You will prospect, develop and win business with new and existing clients * Become known as a market specialist in your area and be able to grow a sizable candidate pool * Candidate generation through a number of verticles: job boards / database / LinkedIn / headhunting * Attend and drive forward client meetings to further establish yourself as a leading construction recruitment consultant * Work closely with your local team, but also nationally to support business objectives and strategies * You will build long lasting relationships internally and externally * Most importantly you will start on the exciting career journey within recruitment, where in our business 80 % of our managers have been produced organically What are we looking for?

Construction managers will be in high demand throughout the HS2 project, so it's likely that skilled engineering professionals from other sectors, such as building services, oil & gas, nuclear, and highways, will be making a transfer to rail to bridge the skills gap as employers become more open to hiring people from other sectors.

It can still be possible to become a construction manager if you've studied an unrelated degree, either by studying a postgraduate qualification or professional diploma such as the CIOB Graduate Diploma Programme (which your employer may sponsor).

You can become a construction manager with as little as a high school diploma, although you will need a good amount of construction experience.

I'm a senior Construction manager that started 30 years ago as a laborer and has worked my through every level of work to become a project executive for a 330 room luxury hotel

Prior to becoming an attorney, I worked as a project manager for a NYC construction contractor and flipped houses on long island.