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Responsible for Data Center construction management and administration of all projects assigned to him/her in the region beginning with the initial project due diligence for all construction related government approvals, project engineering, project design and construction of each project phase concluding at completion of tenant improvements and transition to the asset management group. Position requires majority of time to be spent in the field at the project(s) with a focus on leadership and the oversight of the construction process. Construction/Entitlements Responsibilities include managing the permitting process, managing the architect, engineers and required consultants for project permitting, coordination of utilities, selecting contractors and required construction consultants, construction plan management, providing budgeting on construction related costs, oversight of tenant improvements, project close-out and transition to the property management group or buyer. • Oversee all elements of construction related matters through the full cycle of data center construction projects, from site selection and initial due diligence through design, permitting, ground-up construction, commissioning, and handover to operations., • Estimate and establish budgets for project design and construction., • Assist team on technical and construction related aspects of Power Procurement, • Working with Goodman’s Contract Administration team, engage and issue contracts to design professionals, consultants, coordinators, and contractors, using approved contract forms for the work., • Ensure all work is performed per the requirements of the contract and deliverables are complete., • Negotiate change orders to the work and ensure costs are competitive and required for the work., • Prepare cash flows and maintain job cost accounting and prepare monthly reports, • Create a written project program and schedule for all phases of the work and weekly reporting of activity., • Review and approve applications for payment by design professionals, consultants, coordinators and contractors insuring conformance with contracts and company policies., • File applications and work directly with the governmental agencies for all necessary project approvals and permits, including post permitting monitoring and reporting., • Meet with Governmental staff and decision makers developing working relationships and facilitate an open exchange of information, requirements and objectives., • Coordinate with the marketing team for project specifications, alternates, options, extras., • Ensure project components are compliant with applicable laws and regulations, and all work is performed safely and within legal requirements., • Advice team and manage construction coordination of any data center equipment procurement, • Work with both internal and external stake holders and vendors to establish and implement commissioning process for turnover of phased or fully completed projects., • Seek cost savings through innovation and alternate means and methods for all work., • Provide cost inputs for potential projects going forward., • Be a role model of safety for all onsite scope for both internal stakeholders and external vendors., • Assist as necessary on potential projects due diligence with the Regional Director. Qualifications • Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a closely related technical field is strongly preferred., • Must have minimum of eight (8) years of construction, and real estate development experience with minimum of four (4) years in data center, mission critical projects and management positions., • Demonstrated experience managing the construction of substations, switching centers, and other high-voltage electrical infrastructure for data centers or similar mission-critical facilities., • Must be knowledgeable in all phases of building and land design and construction including:, • Understanding of architectural & engineering processes and prerequisites for both, • Understanding the governmental process and all steps necessary for compliance, • Reviewing soils reports, phase I reports and cost studies, • Understanding of commissioning and testing processes related to Mission-Critical related equipment and projects, • Preparing project costs estimates and municipal fee estimates, • Reviewing plans and specifications to determine the quality of project to be built as compared to the quality described in the offering, • Must be experienced and be proficient in public speaking. Bi-Lingual in Spanish a plus, • Must have experience in facilitating and negotiating legal contracts, change orders and other necessary documents., • Must have strong cost analysis and critical thinking skills., • Must have a valid driver’s license., • Must have strong abilities with Microsoft computer software (including Project, Excel, and Bluebeam); and Yardi., • Must understand basic business and contract law concepts., • Experience in remediation and development of brownfield sites preferred., • Must have thorough understanding of building and construction concepts as well as Mission-Critical construction trends., • Must have thorough understanding and experience of Mission-Critical MEP Systems including electrical topologies, cooling strategies, security and BMS requirements, fire-suppression requirements., • Must have thorough understanding of equipment requirements for Mission-Critical Facilities, including different delivery and implementation delivery methods i.e. OFCI / CFCI, etc., • Must be knowledgeable on installation of monitoring and security systems for Mission Critical facilities, • Demonstrated experience in phased turnovers and ability to manage tenant improvements in occupied buildings., • Through leadership and team building establish relationships with the general contractors, engineers, consultants, governmental and utility for the benefit of the success of the project., • Must have project management, scheduling, and budgeting experience., • Must be able to set priorities, create work plans, coordinate resources and reschedule priorities., • Safety certifications are a plus – (OSHA 10, OSHA 30), • Implement sustainable construction practices to assist Goodman in achieving Sustainability Requirements, • Demonstrated ability to positively influence the actions or opinions of others through reasoning, argument and entreaty. About Goodman Goodman is a provider of essential infrastructure. We own, develop and manage high quality, sustainable logistics properties and data centers in major global cities, that are critical to the digital economy. We’re a collaborative team with a shared vision to make the world a better place for our customers, our investors, our people, and the communities we operate in. We value innovation, integrity, determination, and sustainability, and our purpose is simple: to make space for greatness in everything we do. Goodman encourages innovation at every level. We seek individuals who are eager to challenge conventional thinking, drive change, and develop new ideas that contribute to a sustainable and successful business. Your creativity and forward-thinking approach can make a tangible difference today and long into the future.

Job Description:\n\nDescription: Job Req for Construction Manager San Jose, California Period of Performance October 1, 2024 through February 1, 2025 Construction Management Services (CM) Record Keeping and Progress Report / Project Files The CMa will set up job files, working folders, and record keeping systems to be used on this project. The CMa will update and complete the Inspection Plan to fit complete contract requirements in detail as directed by the CO/COR. The CMa is responsible for documenting all the major project actions, contract modifications, claims, submittals, etc. The project files must be well organized. The CMa files shall include sections for: General Correspondence (CMa-GC) Administrative Correspondence GSA Correspondence Correspondence with A/E Inspection Reports Defects and Omissions Lists Submittals Organized by Specific Section and Submittal Logs Wage Interviews Commissioning Reports Change Order Documents (Requests for Proposals), SF2437 Finding of Facts, Scope of work, Independent Estimates, GC Proposals, Technical Analysis and Negotiation Memorandum. Shop Drawings, Catalog Cuts Job Meetings with Sign-In Sheets Requests for Information (RFI) RFI with GSA or A/E Response and RFI Logs Payments Scheduling Oversight The CMa shall review the construction schedules submitted by the GC’s and make recommendations for acceptance, revision, or rejection by the GSA Contracting Officer (CO). The CMa shall verify that each activity is reasonably priced, that the schedule is not front-end loaded, and that the workflow is logical, efficient, and not contrived to neither unfairly benefit the Contractor nor jeopardize the Government. The CMa shall be overseeing the progress achieved by the GC and compare the actual progress to the master project schedule. The CMa must be continuously aware of the status of each actual project progress as compared to the planned progress. The oversight by CMa should take into consideration of progress payments, receipt of submittals, phasing, or any other sensitive activities. The CMa shall annotate the progress schedule monthly showing actual progress achieved and any adverse delays. The CMa shall anticipate delays and advise GSA when problems are predicted. The CMa shall highlight such matters in the weekly construction meetings. Submittals The CMa is responsible for coordinating submittals from receipt through approval and for returning them to the GC. The CMa shall review the submittal schedule, as developed by the GC, for reasonableness. The CMa should review the submittal package for completeness and compliance with the specification prior to forwarding on the the A/E team for review. The CMa shall monitor the GC’s submittal progress, reminding the GC of pending and delinquent submittals. If submittals are not being submitted or reviewed in a timely manner by the GC, the CMa shall notify GSA. The CMa’s submittal monitoring system should include as a minimum: The CMa is responsible for coordinating the submittals from their receipt through to their approval and return to the GC. The CMa will monitor the time of submission and the processing of shop drawings, samples and other separate Contractor submittals. If submittals are not being received in a timely manner, the CMa shall ascertain the reason therefore and take action as deemed appropriate to eliminate lags and delays. The CMa shall notify the CO promptly of any delays of the Contractor. The CMa will ensure that all submittals are submitted and approved in sufficient time to preclude delaying project completion. Progress Payments The CMa shall assist GSA in processing payments by reviewing the GC’s payment invoices and recommending to the GSA project manager the correct payment amount. The CMa shall work with the GC before the invoice is prepared, so that both parties agree on the amount of work completed and the correct amount of the invoice. Actual approval of the payment amount shall be made by the GSA CO. The CMa shall follow GSA’s procedure for progress payment review and processing, including ensuring the GC’s adherence to FAR Clauses 52.232-5, Payments Under Fixed-Price Construction Contracts (May 2014), and 52.232-27, Prompt Payment for Construction Contracts (May 2014). The CMa shall also review the GC’s Schedule of Values (SOV) to ensure that the information is correct and that the SOV is not front- loaded. The CMa is responsible for reviewing the GC’s proposed SOV at the beginning of the project and for making recommendations to GSA concerning revisions and/or acceptance. The CMa shall also verify that there is an appropriate line item with funding for project closeout since GSA does not typically hold retainage on invoices. Safety The CMa shall become familiar with the provisions of the Public Buildings Service (PBS) Handbook No. PBS P 5900.2C, Safety and Environmental Management Program. During the course of construction, the CMa shall monitor the GC’s conformance to the project safety plan. The CMa shall advise the GC immediately of any safety hazards observed. IF the remedy to a safety hazard is not apparent, the CMa may assist the GC in developing a corrective action plan. The CMa shall maintain a file of all accident and fire safety reports generated by the GC. Accident and Fire Reporting: In the event of an accident or fire, the GC, the CMa, or others familiar with the circumstances will be required to prepared and submit to GSA: GSA Form 3090, Accident Investigation Report GSA Form 53, Fire Accident Report Inspection The CMa shall be responsible for the inspection of all worked performed by the GC and for promptly notifying the GC, and the GSA CO of any discrepancies. The CMa shall plan and coordinate inspections with the GC in a manner that minimized impacts on construction operations and shall confirm that critical inspections occur as required. Inspections of critical activities may require that the GC notify the CMa and GSA in advance of certain operations. The CMa shall document and record each inspection either in a stand-alone inspection report, or within the CMa daily report. Testing The CMa must be aware of all construction elements or activities that require tests, as reflected in the construction contract. The CMa’s testing responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Verifying that tests are being conducted as scheduled Witnessing all tests to confirm that proper testing procedures are followed Monitoring test results for acceptability Retaining records of tests and results Documenting testing activities Notifying GSA of test failures and of planned correction and retesting Overseeing corrective measures arising from test failures The CMa will be held responsible for costs for retests that are not necessitated by the CMa’s failure to witness required tests. Requests for Information The CMa is responsible for coordinating RFI’s between GSA and the GC The CMa shall develop and coordinate a procedure for tracking RFIs so that all parties understand and agree to their roles and responsibilities. The CMa reviews RFIs and determines whether a response can be drafted based on a review of the contract documents. The CMa may refer the RFI to the A/Es for technical clarifications or to GSA for clarifications of general conditions. The CMa shall also assist in providing responses to RFIs related to general conditions. All RFIs relating to fire protection shall be routed to the A/E and the GSA fire protection engineers for review and response. The CMa shall develop procedures to notify all parties (the GC and GSA) of RFI responses, fully document all RFI responses, and confirm that all parties agree with the contract interpretation. The CMa shall review all RFI responses to determine whether the response will result in a change order to the GC contract. If the RFI will result in a change order to the GC contract, the CMa shall notify the GSA CO and COR to coordinate the proper response. Contract Modifications The CMa shall assist the CO in administration of changes to construction contracts. The CMa must not take any action that commits the Government to funds and should avoid any instruction to the contractor that could be interpreted as authorizing modifications to the contract. All modifications to the contract must be processed as formal contract modifications by the GSA CO. The GSA CO has the sole authority for authorizing contract modifications. a. Change Order Requests: The CMa shall evaluate all potential modifications to determine whether they are justified and within the scope of the GC contract, consulting as necessary with the Design-Bid-Build team on technical issues or with the GSA general conditions. The CMa may also assist in developing customer driven changes to the SOW. b. Requests for Proposals: If the CMa find a change order request justifiable, the CMa shall prepare a request for a change order proposal from the GC for signature by both the CO and COR. The CMa will be required to prepare a written description of the scope of the change. c. Design Deficiencies: If the reason for a change appears to be a design deficiency, the CMa should make an initial assessment of the Design-Bid-Builds’ Team liability, including documentation of the deficiency. The CMa’s assessment of the Design-Bid-Build’s Team liability will be based on a review of the contract documents and other circumstances leading to the change. The GC shall be given an opportunity to rebut any determinations of apparent design deficiencies. The GC’s position on the deficiency shall be provided to the GSA CO and the COR with the proposed contract modification. GSA shall make the final decision on liability and also on whether to pursue recovery from the GC. d. Estimates: The CMa shall prepare an independent estimate of the change and the GC’s subcontractors’ overhead and profit. The contract has all rates, prepare estimate based on these rates. The estimate shall include a detailed breakdown of labor, material, and equipment costs for the various work elements. Markups for overhead and profit, as allowed by the GC contract, will be shown separately. The estimate must be signed and dated by the preparer. The absolute sum of all cost components in a modification (additions and deductions) will determine the GSA internal approval process required for the cost estimate before acceptance by the GSA CO. The Government estimate is to be prepared before receipt of, and independent of, the GC’s proposal. e. Price-to-be-Determined-Later (PDL) Modifications: Some modifications must be expedited in order to avoid delaying construction or increasing costs excessively. In such cases, the modifications may be processed as a PDL. The GSA CO will decide if circumstances warrant expedited PDL procedures. f. CO Directed Change Orders: FAR Clause 52.243-4, Changes, authorizes a CO to issue a written order to the contract unilaterally directing changes in the work, within the general scope of the GC contract; including changes in the specifications or drawings, in the method of performance, in Government furnished facilities or equipment, in materials, in services, in site, or in directing acceleration of the performance of the work. g. Negotiations: The CMa shall determine if a change will potentially extend or shorten the specified construction completion date; include an estimate of appropriate time extension for all change orders; the CMa shall review all proposals received from the GC and develop a technical analysis. The technical analysis is an in-depth evaluation of the GC’s proposal, especially as it compares to the Government Estimate. It identifies questionable costs; excessive unit costs; differences in scope, quantities, or markups; and suggests negotiation strategies; the CMa shall assist the GSA CO/COR in establishing negotiation strategies, including negotiation cost targets or range and in negotiating contract modifications with the GC. The initial analysis should provide recommendation for acceptance or recommendations for negotiations, identifying specific negotiation objectives and cost targets or range. The CMa will support the CO/COR in the negotiations, being most familiar with the field conditions generating the change and having prepared or reviewed the IGE and having prepared a technical analysis that compares the IGE to the GC’s change order proposal. GSA will provide necessary on site representation to avoid impact on change order procedures with reasonable notice and/or scheduling. h. Documentation: After negotiating a firm-fixed prices, the CMa shall assist GSA by preparing a revised Technical Analysis based on the final negotiated amount. Progress Photographs The CMa shall photograph any work that will become hidden or covered up during the course of construction. Photos shall be labeled to indicate the project, the date taken, and what is being shown. Prior to the commencement of construction, the CMa shall photograph all existing areas surrounding the construction area that may become damaged during construction in order to provide a record of the conditions at the start of the work. Project Closeout – Final Inspection, Substantial Completion, and Final Completion The CMa shall schedule and coordinate the Final Inspection and punch list with GSA, the architect of record, and the FBI. The CMa shall have a running list of Defects and Omissions (DOs) that can be combined with the DOs identified in the Final Inspection. The CMa transmits the preliminary DO list (also referred to as the Punch List) to the GC and GSA. The CMa shall closely monitor the corrective work and update the list of DO, signing off each deficiency as it is corrected. The CMa shall prepare a project specific checklist of the items contractually required before the contract can be considered ready for settlement. The CMa shall assist the GSA CO to determine when all contractual obligations are met, and the project is ready for final completion and acceptance. Meetings and Coordination The CMa shall chair design meetings, progress meeting, coordination meetings, and required project meetings as soon as the CMa is on board through final closeout of all construction activity. The CMa shall produce and distribute meeting minutes within three (3) business days of the meeting. The CMa Shall schedule and chair coordination meetings as required to ensure construction activities. The CMa shall provide both informal and formal coordination meetings with the parties on site. As Built Drawings Verify the accuracy and completeness of all as-built drawings and ensure the contractor maintains and updates the drawings on a regular basis and include all actual locations and routings of services, all changes from the original documents, filed changes, final details, actual dimensions and other similar items on the drawings. The CMa and the construction contractor will work collaboratively to ensure that as-built and other “Controlled Unclassif

Electrical Construction Manager We currently seek a high caliber Electrical Engineer, PE for a long-term basis within our client’s team of experienced professionals. Based in San Francisco, CA. Provide Construction Management (CM) services to support the San Francisco construction program consisting of multiple projects at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center (VAMC) in San Francisco, CA. The CM services will support the following construction projects on the SFVAMC, Fort Miley Campus (Project summaries are attached): • Building 8 Correct Seismic Deficiencies, • Building 40 New Research Building and Advanced Demolition & Construction, • Building 6 Correct Seismic Deficiencies, • Buildings 3, 5, 7, 11 Job Requirements • Demonstrate knowledge of basic aspects of commercial hospital electrical construction, including but not limited to underground electrical installation, high and low voltage power distribution, emergency engine generators and transfer switches, grounding, lightning protection, lighting, and installation of special medical equipment., • Possess knowledge of low voltage systems, including fire alarm, telecommunication and data distribution, nurse call and code blue systems, motion intrusion detection, two-way radio, security management and access control, public address, master antenna TV, and HVAC direct digital controls., • Understand and oversee conveying systems such as electric dumbwaiters and materials lifts, electric traction elevators, hydraulic elevators, pneumatic tube systems, and uniform dispensing equipment., • Apply knowledge of electrical design and installation for specialized medical and laboratory equipment, including MRI, PET, CT, audiometric booths, fume hoods, and sterilization equipment., • Prepare and review cost estimates and take-offs for contract modifications., • Determine compliance of workmanship, materials, equipment, and installed work with contract requirements and industry standards., • Maintain a working knowledge and understanding of applicable building, safety, and environmental codes., • Coordinate and integrate work with other disciplines, demonstrating a working knowledge of environmental, civil, safety, architectural, and structural fields., • Understand and apply governmental contracting procedures, principles, guidelines, and public law in all project-related activities. Qualifications: • Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Construction Management from an ABET-accredited institution, or current licensure to practice in the United States., • P.E license requirement, • Minimum of 7-10 years of professional experience in electrical engineering., • At least 5 years of experience inspecting electrical construction projects including large complex renovation projects. Federal and medical experience is a plus, but not preferred., • Proven experience reviewing design and construction plans to verify alignment with existing site conditions., • Demonstrated ability to identify and resolve unforeseen site and design challenges, providing cost-effective and technically sound solutions., • Hands-on experience conducting inspections and assessments of medical and administrative buildings to identify deficiencies, issues, and overall physical condition., • Strong communication and technical writing skills, with proficiency in a variety of software tools for project monitoring, documentation, and reporting. ***Notice to Candidates: Background checks are carried out as part of any conditional offer made, including (but not limited to & role dependent) education, professional registration, employment, references, passport verifications and Global Watchlist screening. To be Considered Candidates: Must be authorized to work in the USA without sponsorship*** Employment Type: Direct, Permanent Location of Position: San Francisco, CA Location Type: Office, Project Site TRS Staffing Solutions is an Equal Opportunity Employer that recognizes the value of a diverse workforce. Employment decisions are based on job related criteria and not on the basis of any unlawful criteria. We ensure equal access to employment opportunities, services, and programs. Must have legal right to work in the United States. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for interviews will be contacted.

Project Superintendent Sunnyvale, CA 94089 • This is a full-time salary position; the compensation package will include both a health benefits and a retirement plan We are seeking an experienced Project Superintendent to lead the field execution of commercial construction projects. This role requires a hands-on leader with strong organizational skills who can deliver projects on time, within budget, and to the highest standards of quality. We are looking for ambitious, collaborative, and solution-oriented professionals who thrive in fast-paced environments and are dedicated to excellence RESPONSIBILITIES: • Implement and manage the on-site execution of job plans in coordination with the Project Manager and General Superintendent, • Organize and oversee project site logistics (e.g., signage, security, staging), • Manage and update project schedules on a weekly basis, • Coordinate RFIs, submittals, and construction drawings, • Lead weekly subcontractor meetings and attend client/design partner meetings, • Promote and enforce job site safety policies, creating and implementing safety plans in collaboration with the General Superintendent, • Conduct weekly safety meetings and proactively address safety issues on-site, • Maintain detailed daily logs of subcontractor activities and project progress using project management software (e.g., Autodesk or Procore), • Manage project scope and schedule changes, • Ensure compliance with company procedures to maintain safety, quality, and schedule commitments, • Participate in punch walk meetings and project close-out processes., • Build and maintain strong relationships with subcontractors, clients, and industry professionals QUALIFICATIONS: Experience & Skills • At least 5+ years of experience as a Superintendent in commercial construction (10 years preferred), • Proven track record managing projects across various commercial markets, • Strong understanding of commercial construction sequencing, drawings, and specifications, • Knowledge of foundations, structural framing, MEP systems, and how systems interact, • Familiarity with fire, sprinkler, alarm, and safety systems, • Experience working in occupied Class A buildings, • Ability to manage multiple smaller projects simultaneously, • Strong safety record and experience overseeing self-performed work, • Ability to work with urgency while maintaining high quality standards, • Excellent communication (verbal and written) and leadership skills, • Proficiency in MS Office; Microsoft Project experience preferred, • OSHA 30 preferred (or willing to obtain during training), • LEED Green Associate accreditation or higher is a plus, • Associate or Bachelor's degree preferred, • Valid Driver's License required Mandatory reference and background checks will be coordinated as part of the hiring process. HIB Visa sponsorship is not available for this specific position. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE AA M/F Vet/Disability) req25-00774

Overview: Earn $21.50-23/hr. Joining our California’s Great America team means you’ll learn to have fun and provide a clean and fun environment for our guests! You’ll also… * Provide guest service according to California's Great America's standards when serving the guest or working with subordinates, including initiating guest interactions, answering questions and giving directions. * Maintain cleanliness and safety in assigned work area and performs all duties in compliance with California's Great America's Safety guidelines and requirements and reports all unsafe or unusual conditions to supervision. • Use backpack blowers to keep areas clean., • Clean/washes strains from in park walk top surfaces as well as from service roads and parking lots as needed., • Uses high pressure fire hoses to flush debris from both walking service roads and parking lots as needed. Other duties may be assigned Some of our amazing perks and benefits: • Paid Training!, • FREE Uniforms!, • FREE Admission to California’s Great America!, • FREE tickets for friends and family!, • 25% discounts on Food and 20% discounts on Merchandise!, • Employee-only RIDE nights, GAME nights and FREE FOOD events! As a member of our team, you’ll… • Make our guests happy by delivering amazing experiences and helping them create lifelong memories., • Interact with different people of all ages and backgrounds., • You!, • Must be at least 18 years of age., • Must be able to work overnight (graveyard) shifts., • Availability to include weekdays, weekends, evenings, and holidays., • People who love helping others and will support the needs of our guests and associates., • Individuals with a passion and excitement about California’s Great America.

Job DescriptionDescription:About Us We are a fast-growing disaster mitigation company providing 24/7 emergency response for water, fire, mold, and environmental losses. Our teams work quickly, professionally, and with compassion to help homeowners and businesses recover from unexpected property damage. As we expand nationwide, we seek strong leaders who can manage teams, maintain high service standards, and drive operational excellence. Position Summary The Mitigation Project Manager oversees emergency mitigation projects from initial assessment through completion. This leadership role includes scoping water/fire/mold losses, directing technicians, managing workflow and documentation, communicating with customers and insurance partners, and ensuring safety and quality standards are met. The ideal candidate brings a strong mitigation background, the ability to lead teams, and the operational mindset to drive efficiency and customer satisfaction. Key Responsibilities • Oversee day-to-day mitigation operations, ensuring smooth workflow across field crews, equipment, and job sites., • Conduct on-site inspections to assess water, fire, or mold damage and determine required mitigation steps., • Create accurate scopes, estimates, and job plans using company software and industry standards., • Lead, mentor, and support technicians to ensure high performance and exceptional customer service., • Maintain strong communication with customers, insurance adjusters, and internal teams throughout the job lifecycle., • Manage projects from start to finish, ensuring timelines, budgets, and quality standards are met., • Ensure compliance with all safety protocols, PPE requirements, and industry regulations (IICRC, OSHA, etc.)., • Oversee equipment setup, monitoring, moisture readings, photo documentation, and job-site verification., • Review and approve all documentation including technician notes, photos, moisture logs, and job summaries., • Monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) and contribute to operational improvements., • Assist in inventory oversight, equipment tracking, and resource allocation to maintain efficiency., • Participate in on-call rotations, including nights and weekends, for emergency loss response.Qualifications, • 3–5 years of experience in mitigation, restoration, or a related field., • Leadership or crew management experience required., • IICRC certifications (WRT required; FSRT, ASD, AMRT preferred)., • Strong communication and customer service skills., • Ability to read scopes, create estimates, and manage job budgets., • Knowledge of industry standards, safety protocols, and regulatory compliance., • Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record., • Ability to work in a fast-paced, emergency-response environment with on-call requirements., • Strong problem-solving abilities, attention to detail, and a proactive mindset.Physical Requirements, • Ability to lift 50–75 lbs. and move equipment as needed., • Ability to stand, walk, bend, kneel, and work in attics/crawlspaces for extended periods., • Work may involve exposure to heat, cold, rain, and various job-site conditions., • Manual dexterity required for equipment handling and moisture reading tools., • Strong attention to detail for inspections, documentation, and job verification., • Clear communication skills for team direction and customer updates.Benefits, • Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance, • Paid Time Off & Paid Holidays, • Overtime opportunities, • Leadership and certification training Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) This position involves physical work, lifting, bending, and working in varied environments. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions. Requirements:

Job DescriptionDescription:About Us We are a fast-growing disaster mitigation company providing 24/7 emergency response for water, fire, mold, and environmental losses. Our teams work quickly, professionally, and with compassion to help homeowners and businesses recover from unexpected property damage. As we expand nationwide, we seek strong leaders who can manage teams, maintain high service standards, and drive operational excellence. Position Summary The Mitigation Project Manager oversees emergency mitigation projects from initial assessment through completion. This leadership role includes scoping water/fire/mold losses, directing technicians, managing workflow and documentation, communicating with customers and insurance partners, and ensuring safety and quality standards are met. The ideal candidate brings a strong mitigation background, the ability to lead teams, and the operational mindset to drive efficiency and customer satisfaction. Key Responsibilities • Oversee day-to-day mitigation operations, ensuring smooth workflow across field crews, equipment, and job sites., • Conduct on-site inspections to assess water, fire, or mold damage and determine required mitigation steps., • Create accurate scopes, estimates, and job plans using company software and industry standards., • Lead, mentor, and support technicians to ensure high performance and exceptional customer service., • Maintain strong communication with customers, insurance adjusters, and internal teams throughout the job lifecycle., • Manage projects from start to finish, ensuring timelines, budgets, and quality standards are met., • Ensure compliance with all safety protocols, PPE requirements, and industry regulations (IICRC, OSHA, etc.)., • Oversee equipment setup, monitoring, moisture readings, photo documentation, and job-site verification., • Review and approve all documentation including technician notes, photos, moisture logs, and job summaries., • Monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) and contribute to operational improvements., • Assist in inventory oversight, equipment tracking, and resource allocation to maintain efficiency., • Participate in on-call rotations, including nights and weekends, for emergency loss response.Qualifications, • 3–5 years of experience in mitigation, restoration, or a related field., • Leadership or crew management experience required., • IICRC certifications (WRT required; FSRT, ASD, AMRT preferred)., • Strong communication and customer service skills., • Ability to read scopes, create estimates, and manage job budgets., • Knowledge of industry standards, safety protocols, and regulatory compliance., • Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record., • Ability to work in a fast-paced, emergency-response environment with on-call requirements., • Strong problem-solving abilities, attention to detail, and a proactive mindset.Physical Requirements, • Ability to lift 50–75 lbs. and move equipment as needed., • Ability to stand, walk, bend, kneel, and work in attics/crawlspaces for extended periods., • Work may involve exposure to heat, cold, rain, and various job-site conditions., • Manual dexterity required for equipment handling and moisture reading tools., • Strong attention to detail for inspections, documentation, and job verification., • Clear communication skills for team direction and customer updates.Benefits, • Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance, • Paid Time Off & Paid Holidays, • Overtime opportunities, • Leadership and certification training Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) This position involves physical work, lifting, bending, and working in varied environments. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions Requirements:

Job DescriptionSalary: $100-150K Pacific Ridge Builders, Inc. is currently seeking an experienced Project Superintendent to manage the field execution of commercial construction projects. Pacific Ridge Builders is a growing company that takes pride in having great talent on our fun and energetic team. We are looking for ambitious, friendly, organized team members who are dedicated to task completion and problem solving. Job description Project Superintendent must have at least 5 years (10 years preferred) of experience in commercial construction in the Bay Area. This position works closely with the General Superintendent and Project Managers to complete projects on schedule, within budget and to the highest quality. Responsibilities for this position include the following: • Implement and report results of the on-site execution of job plan, developed with Project Manager and General Superintendent, • Organize and lay out project site logistics such as; signage, site security, etc., • Manage and publish project schedule on a weekly basis, • Coordination of RFIs, submittals, and plans, • Run weekly project meetings with subcontractors, • Attend weekly project meetings with client and design partners, • Promote job site safety by implementing and enforcing the companys safety policies and procedures, • Develop job site safety plan in collaboration with General Superintendent, • Responsible for running weekly jobsite safety meetings, • Consistently scanning the job site for any safety concerns or violations, taking immediate action to address any safety issues, • Provide detailed daily logs of progress in Autodesk (breakdown of subcontractors on-site activities) for General Superintendent and Project Manager, • Manage changes in project scope and schedule, • Promote and implement PRB procedures to ensure that jobsite safety, quality product, and schedules are maintained, • Attend punch walk meetings upon project completion and assists in project close-outs, • 5+ years of experience as a commercial construction Superintendent, • Past project experience includes work in various commercial markets, • Has working knowledge of the sequencing of commercial construction work, as well as ability to read and understand construction drawings and specifications, • Knowledgeable in building foundations, structural framing, mechanical, engineering, and plumbing systems and the interaction between those systems, • Understands fire, sprinkler, alarm and safety systems and how they fit into the construction process, • Familiar working in Class A occupied buildings, • Ability to organize and track multiple small scale projects, if needed, • Holds impressive safety record, • Experience overseeing self-performed work, • Ability to complete projects with a sense of urgency, • Eye for quality of workmanship, holding a high standard of craftsmanship, accountability and overall project success, • Has strong verbal and written communication skills, • Dedicated to task completion, • Self-starter and problem solver, • Proficient in MS Office, • Experience using Microsoft Project is preferred, • OSHA 30 preferred, otherwise certification provided during training, • LEED Green Associate accreditation or higher a plus, • AA or Bachelors degree preferred Base Salary Depends on experience. Range: $100,000-$150,000 This is a full-time salary position; the compensation package will include both a health benefits and a retirement plan. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE AA M/F Vet/Disability) HIB Visa sponsorship is not available for this specific position. Mandatory reference and background checks will be coordinated as part of the hiring process. Drug-free candidates need only apply. To all recruitment agencies: Pacific Ridge Builders, Inc. does not accept agency resumes. Please do not forward resumes to our job alias, Pacific Ridge Builders, Inc. employees or any other company location. Pacific Ridge Builders, Inc. is not responsible for any fees related to unsolicited resumes.

Responsible for Data Center construction management and administration of all projects assigned to him/her in the region beginning with the initial project due diligence for all construction related government approvals, project engineering, project design and construction of each project phase concluding at completion of tenant improvements and transition to the asset management group. Position requires majority of time to be spent in the field at the project(s) with a focus on leadership and the oversight of the construction process. Construction/Entitlements Responsibilities include managing the permitting process, managing the architect, engineers and required consultants for project permitting, coordination of utilities, selecting contractors and required construction consultants, construction plan management, providing budgeting on construction related costs, oversight of tenant improvements, project close-out and transition to the property management group or buyer. • Oversee all elements of construction related matters through the full cycle of data center construction projects, from site selection and initial due diligence through design, permitting, ground-up construction, commissioning, and handover to operations., • Estimate and establish budgets for project design and construction., • Assist team on technical and construction related aspects of Power Procurement, • Working with Goodman’s Contract Administration team, engage and issue contracts to design professionals, consultants, coordinators, and contractors, using approved contract forms for the work., • Ensure all work is performed per the requirements of the contract and deliverables are complete., • Negotiate change orders to the work and ensure costs are competitive and required for the work., • Prepare cash flows and maintain job cost accounting and prepare monthly reports, • Create a written project program and schedule for all phases of the work and weekly reporting of activity., • Review and approve applications for payment by design professionals, consultants, coordinators and contractors insuring conformance with contracts and company policies., • File applications and work directly with the governmental agencies for all necessary project approvals and permits, including post permitting monitoring and reporting., • Meet with Governmental staff and decision makers developing working relationships and facilitate an open exchange of information, requirements and objectives., • Coordinate with the marketing team for project specifications, alternates, options, extras., • Ensure project components are compliant with applicable laws and regulations, and all work is performed safely and within legal requirements., • Advice team and manage construction coordination of any data center equipment procurement, • Work with both internal and external stake holders and vendors to establish and implement commissioning process for turnover of phased or fully completed projects., • Seek cost savings through innovation and alternate means and methods for all work., • Provide cost inputs for potential projects going forward., • Be a role model of safety for all onsite scope for both internal stakeholders and external vendors., • Assist as necessary on potential projects due diligence with the Regional Director. Qualifications • Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a closely related technical field is strongly preferred., • Must have minimum of eight (8) years of construction, and real estate development experience with minimum of four (4) years in data center, mission critical projects and management positions., • Demonstrated experience managing the construction of substations, switching centers, and other high-voltage electrical infrastructure for data centers or similar mission-critical facilities., • Must be knowledgeable in all phases of building and land design and construction including:, • Understanding of architectural & engineering processes and prerequisites for both, • Understanding the governmental process and all steps necessary for compliance, • Reviewing soils reports, phase I reports and cost studies, • Understanding of commissioning and testing processes related to Mission-Critical related equipment and projects, • Preparing project costs estimates and municipal fee estimates, • Reviewing plans and specifications to determine the quality of project to be built as compared to the quality described in the offering, • Must be experienced and be proficient in public speaking. Bi-Lingual in Spanish a plus, • Must have experience in facilitating and negotiating legal contracts, change orders and other necessary documents., • Must have strong cost analysis and critical thinking skills., • Must have a valid driver’s license., • Must have strong abilities with Microsoft computer software (including Project, Excel, and Bluebeam); and Yardi., • Must understand basic business and contract law concepts., • Experience in remediation and development of brownfield sites preferred., • Must have thorough understanding of building and construction concepts as well as Mission-Critical construction trends., • Must have thorough understanding and experience of Mission-Critical MEP Systems including electrical topologies, cooling strategies, security and BMS requirements, fire-suppression requirements., • Must have thorough understanding of equipment requirements for Mission-Critical Facilities, including different delivery and implementation delivery methods i.e. OFCI / CFCI, etc., • Must be knowledgeable on installation of monitoring and security systems for Mission Critical facilities, • Demonstrated experience in phased turnovers and ability to manage tenant improvements in occupied buildings., • Through leadership and team building establish relationships with the general contractors, engineers, consultants, governmental and utility for the benefit of the success of the project., • Must have project management, scheduling, and budgeting experience., • Must be able to set priorities, create work plans, coordinate resources and reschedule priorities., • Safety certifications are a plus – (OSHA 10, OSHA 30), • Implement sustainable construction practices to assist Goodman in achieving Sustainability Requirements, • Demonstrated ability to positively influence the actions or opinions of others through reasoning, argument and entreaty. About Goodman Goodman is a provider of essential infrastructure. We own, develop and manage high quality, sustainable logistics properties and data centers in major global cities, that are critical to the digital economy. We’re a collaborative team with a shared vision to make the world a better place for our customers, our investors, our people, and the communities we operate in. We value innovation, integrity, determination, and sustainability, and our purpose is simple: to make space for greatness in everything we do. Goodman encourages innovation at every level. We seek individuals who are eager to challenge conventional thinking, drive change, and develop new ideas that contribute to a sustainable and successful business. Your creativity and forward-thinking approach can make a tangible difference today and long into the future.

Sr Project Manager Location: San Jose (onsite 5 days a week) + 20% travel to NY, Boise, Texas, etc Rate Estimate: $62.21- 72.45 hour Ongoing Contract Must Haves • Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or related field, • Experience in construction project management for industrial facilities, mechanical, electrical, HVAC, plumbing and/or fire protection projects, • Mechanical systems-focused background, within the MEP (Mechanical Electrical Plumbing) industry, • Knowledge of Corporate Real Estate (CRE) and Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) standards., • Experience with modifications, renovations and upgrades vs. new construction projects Plusses: • Previous Estimator experience, • PMP Certification Day-to-Day An employer in the San Jose area is looking for a Facilities Project Manager to join their team. This person will provide Project Management and Engineering support on a variety of Customer Support site assignments. All locations are tenant based. Assignments range from supporting team members on requirements development through design, and implementation. Projects range in multi-discipline complexity. Provides support to ROM (Rough Order of Magnitude) estimates for projects, as well as risk assessments to support proper project prioritization. Assume personal ownership on all assignments given and ensure assigned projects are completed on time, and within approved scope and budget.

Job Description Duty Statement: Participates in implementing needs and services plans for participants by providing care and supervision of on and off-site activities according to individual needs, choices, and SARC's Individual Program Plan (IPP). Educators report to the Lead Staff. In their absence the Program Director Duties Include: • Establishes and maintains a supportive relationship with participants, • Fosters maximum self-determination on the part of participants, • Provides continuous supervision for participants to ensure safety and wellbeing, • Implements a continuum of positive programming activities that are culturally relevant and designed to support participants in maximizing their ability to enjoy life, have fun and thrive, • Implements agreed upon positive behavior strategies to minimize the risk factors related to behavioral, or mental health challenges, • Assists participants in developing a schedule which includes preferred activities and is in cooperation with the participant's Individual Program Plan (IPP) and Individual Service Plan, • Assists participants in accessing generic community-based services to enhance their ability to participate in social/recreational activities in inclusive environments as prescribed by the participant's IPP and Individual Service Plan (ISP), • Uses alternative communication strategies including picture icons, computer programs and other functional and adaptive approaches, • Responds effectively to crisis situations at the site and in the community, • Supports Program Consultants in performing effectively, • Communicates effectively and proactively with the Lead Staff and in their absence the Program Director with regard to all participant issues including situations when a participant becomes a danger to self or others, there is a sudden illness, or their behavior support plan cannot be implemented as agreed upon, • Responds to questions and issues raised by Regional Center in a professional manner and updates participant staff, parents and others as needed and within program confidentiality guidelines, • Respects the privacy of participants and maintains confidentiality of information obtained in the course of professional services as per HIPAA guidelines, • Documents participant instructional and support services using data collection and participant forms, prepares daily/monthly progress reports documenting participants' progress toward ISP goals & objectives, • Attends meetings as assigned by the Lead Staff or their designee, including participant related meetings, monthly in-service meetings, and continuing education opportunities, • Participates in the annual program evaluation, • Lifts and transfers participants as necessary; assists participants with transfers in and out of wheelchairs and safely transfers participants in case of an emergency, • Performs other duties as assigned., • Assists participants in the management of their funds as per (LIC405) Safeguarded cash resources/record of client's cash). Staff will allow participants to be as independent as possible in the handling of their cash resources, • in scheduled activities in accordance with the participant's needs and services plan, • Assist participants in learning emergency procedures for earthquakes, fires, and other natural disasters, • Responsible for responding to emergency situations while on duty, • Conducts themselves in a professional manner while on premises, • Professionally represent the company at all times., • Work with and have knowledge of all Community Care Licensing Title 22 and, • Regional Center Title 17 requirements and regulations and Home and Community Based Final Rules., • Recognize the early signs of illness and need for professional assistance, • Assist in the self-administration of medications (after being trained) of prescription medications to ensure participants are taking, the proper medication, at the proper dosage, at the proper time and documenting it on the proper form Educator Position Specifications: • Good oral and written communication skills, • At least 18 years of age, • Valid California driver's license and proof of a good driving record (as evidenced by a DMV printout) to drive company vehicles and or transport participants or valid California Identification card (if they will not be driving participants) Must have TB, health, criminal record, and criminal record statement form completed and fingerprint clearances prior to employment; first aid and CPR certification and must be able to render emergency services when necessary.

Overview: Earn $22.00-$23.00/hr California's Great America is looking for Communications Associates in the Security department to operate and monitor base radio console with nine frequencies. You'll also: • Dispatch all routine and emergency traffic for assigned channels, including police/security and all first aid and fire department calls., • Monitor weather radar and lightning detector and advise appropriate units of weather conditions as directed by management., • Complete detailed reports before the end of scheduled shift on incidents occurring on the property., • Perform multiple tasks simultaneously with accuracy and efficiency. Some of our amazing perks and benefits: • FREE admission to Great America!, • FREE tickets for friends and family!, • Exclusive associate-only events! Positions are currently available for those who are 18 or older. Responsibilities: We are here to make people happy!! Great America associates are enthusiastic about their work because they create fun and memories to last lifetime! They are crucial to providing guests with a variety of engaging activities that reflect and uphold our core values of Integrity, Courtesy, and Inclusiveness. Qualifications: • You!, • People who love helping others and will support the needs of our guests and associates., • Good judgement and a commitment to safety., • Ability to work and interact with people from diverse backgrounds., • Individuals with a passion and excitement about Great America, • Availability to include some weekdays, weekends, evenings, and holidays., • Ability to speak clearly and concisely., • Prior park experience, communications, security or law enforcement experience perferred.

Overview: Salary details based on experience: $33 / hr - $42 / hr Job Status/Type: Full-time, year-round Position Level: Entry to Mid-Level Shift/Schedule Requirements: Ability to work various shifts and days including nights, weekends and holiday periods to meet business needs. Under occasional supervision, installs, maintains and repairs sound systems and other electrical components throughout the Park. Provides technical assistance in general electronic maintenance as necessary. Reports to the Technical Services Foreperson. Benefits: · 3 weeks paid PTO which increases with seniority (6 sick days, 11 paid holidays) · Multiple medical coverage options to fit your needs, along with dental & vision coverage · 401K match · Maintenance-specific scholarships available · FREE entry to ALL our parks and water parks! Perks: · Yearly maintenance appreciation week celebration · Complimentary tickets for friends and family · Discounts on food and park merchandise · Full-time and part-time employee events and gatherings, and more! Responsibilities: • Inspects, installs, replaces, and repairs common lights, light fixtures, electrical outlets, specialty lighting, and sound., • Maintains the park’s background music and public address systems., • Prepares and/or processes maintenance records and reports, various logs, purchase orders, fire, and safety reports., • High school diploma, GED or equivalent. Vocational training preferred., • Comfortable working at heights up to 250 ft., • Must have at least 3 years knowledge of electrical systems., • Must have a basic understanding of electronics circuit of design installation and maintenance components related to the electrical field., • Must possess good communication skills, both oral and written.

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