Project Coordination Role in Project Management (British Columbia)

Project Coordination Role in Project Management (British Columbia)

24 Aug
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TURNER
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British Columbia

24 Aug

TURNER

British Columbia

Join Turner & Townsend as an Assistant Project Manager and enhance your project coordination skills in a hybrid setting. This full time role involves supporting the successful delivery of corporate fit-out projects across Canada.

As an Assistant Project Manager, you will work closely with Project Managers on planning, budgeting, and stakeholder engagement. Your contributions will span various project phases, including design reviews and construction administration, providing you with a comprehensive view of project lifecycle activities.

Key Responsibilities:
• Coordinate fit-out project planning and execution
• Assist in developing project schedules and budgets
• Manage communication among stakeholders and vendors




• Participate in site visits to monitor progress and compliance
• Track project expenditures and assist with financial administration

Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in Construction Management or similar
• 3-5 years of project management or coordination experience
• Experience with corporate fit-out projects is ideal
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities
• Proficiency in MS Office and project management tools

Seize the chance to grow your skills in project management with Turner & Townsend.
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📌 Project Coordination Role in Project Management (British Columbia)
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