Empleos en Turner & Townsend en la región de Ciudad de México

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Turner & Townsend Ciudad de México ·

Project Manager, Construction Projects

Salario no especificado

is a plus. Consultant experience preferred. Fluent in English and Spanish, to conduct meetings, create reports, and do presentations

Ciudad de México
Turner & Townsend Ciudad de México ·

Assistant Project Manager, Construction Projects

Salario no especificado

. The Assistant Project Manager will take responsibility for effectively delivering a range of tasks to high quality

Ciudad de México
Turner & Townsend Ciudad de México ·

Senior Project Planner, Construction Projects

Salario no especificado

our people to succeed both in work and life. To support this we promote a healthy, productive and flexible working environment

Más de 6 añosCiudad de México
Turner & Townsend Ciudad de México ·

Cost Manager, Construction Projects

Salario no especificado

our website: Job Description This role will need travel to on site job, outside México. The Cost Manager demonstrates... a methodical approach and superb interpersonal skills. Outstanding C…

Ciudad de México
Turner & Townsend Ciudad de México ·

Customs Coordinator - Hotel Construction Development

Salario no especificado

Coordinator to join our logistics team. This is a fully on-site position, requiring daily presence to ensure seamless coordination

PresencialCiudad de México
Turner & Townsend Ciudad de México ·

Assistant Cost Manager - Data Center Construction Projects

Salario no especificado

Company Description Turner & Townsend is a global professional services company with over 22,000 people in more than 60 countries. Working with our clients across real estate, infrastructur…

Ciudad de México
Turner & Townsend Ciudad de México ·

MEP Project Manager

Salario no especificado

related systems. EBMS MEP Program Manager Coordinator shall coordinate on the Inspection & Test Plans (ITP) for MEP (including... Plan (CQCP) Team GC's MEP Coordinator Owner's Construction…

ContratoCiudad de México