Senior Marine Structures Project Manager in Jacksonville
energy jobline zrJacksonville (FL)
Senior Marine Structures Project Manager in Jacksonville
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energy jobline zrJacksonville (FL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job DescriptionJob Description
Cummins | Cederberg is seeking a senior marine structures project manager with minimum 10 years of experience in steel and concrete construction of marine structures, project management and business development. Coastal engineering experience is a plus. The candidate should be licensed in Florida or have the ability to be licensed within 6 months. The position will be in our Jacksonville office providing excellent opportunities for growth. We provide outstanding benefits and asuperb work environment with focus on collaboration, personal growth and interesting projects. This individual will be involved in interesting, complex waterfront projects in Florida and the Caribbean. Cummins | Cederberg is Florida’s largest coastal and marine engineering firm with projects throughout Florida and the Caribbean, serving both private and public clients.
Company Description:
Cummins | Cederberg is Florida’s largest coastal and marine engineering firm with projects throughout Florida and the Caribbean, serving both private and public clients. Cummins | Cederberg offers a very generous benefit package paid 100% by company with significant flexibility and proactive work environment for good work/life balance.
Company Description:
Cummins | Cederberg is Florida’s largest coastal and marine engineering firm with projects throughout Florida and the Caribbean, serving both private and public clients. Cummins | Cederberg offers a very generous benefit package paid 100% by company with significant flexibility and proactive work environment for good work/life balance.
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