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The Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif., is set to undergo a $1 billion renovation.  -- 

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Springfield, Missouri, At Associated Electric, we’re on a mission to provide reliable, affordable electricity to our member-owners. As a Project Engineer – Capital Projects, you’ll play a key role in delivering large-scale capital initiatives that directly impact our long-term success. If you're driven by strategic thinking, cross-functional collaboration, and seeing major infrastructure projects come to life—this could be the opportunity for you. What You’ll Be Doing: Leading the full lifecycle of capital projects—from planning through execution and closeout Overseeing contracts and ensuring compliance with technical, commercial, and regulatory requirements Collaborating with internal departments and external partners to align engineering, legal, procurement, and construction efforts Tracking project budgets and timelines, ensuring cost control and timely delivery Identifying and managing risks to protect cooperative interests and maintain project momentum Communicating progress and recommendations to stakeholders and leadership What We’re Looking For: Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (engineering, construction management, project management) or equivalent industry experience Typically, a minimum of 3 years of experience supporting or managing industrial or large commercial projects Experience with project management principles and cross-functional coordination Understanding of contract terms and exposure to procurement or negotiations Proficiency in Microsoft Office tools and familiarity with collaboration platforms like SharePoint Strong communication and analytical skills, with an ability to navigate both technical and business challenges Working Conditions: This role is primarily office-based but includes travel to plant and construction sites (25–30%).

Springfield, Missouri, We are looking for a Document Management Specialist to keep our most critical documents in check! From engineering drawings to policies & procedures and everything in between! You’ll be the go-to guru for keeping our Power Production division's documents in order, up to date, and easy to find. From capital projects to plant operations, you’ll help keep the files flowing smoothly, making sure nothing falls through the cracks. If you thrive on structure, take pride in supporting big-picture success for projects large and small, and secretly enjoy keeping things organized, this one’s for you. What you'll do: Partner with project managers and contractors to develop and execute document control plans from project design to close-out Maintain logs and track status of transmittals, RFIs, redlines, and submittals throughout project lifecycles Manage content within engineering document systems, ensuring documents are correctly tagged, versioned, and accessible Maintain, update, and draft engineering drawings to reflect as-built conditions using AutoCAD Oversee and update the Power Production Policy & Procedures library, coordinating reviews, approvals, and compliance tracking What you’ll need: Associate or bachelor’s degree in a relevant field such as engineering tech, construction management, or information systems, or 3 years document and/or project management Familiarity with industrial technical documentation, engineering drawings, and document control standards Proficiency in AutoCAD and experience with drafting in a technical or industrial setting Preferred:  Experience with Microsoft Office, SharePoint, Bluebeam, ImageSite (or other EDMS) and knowledge of SolidWorks/AutoDesk formats

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Kearney, Nebraska, The Construction Management program is seeking an Associate or Assistant Professor (Tenure-track), or Lecturer to begin August 18, 2025. Desirable candidates will have credentials to teach a variety of construction topics. Course subject areas may include several of the following: blueprint reading, Revit, Bluebeam, and virtual design & construction, estimating, statics and strengths, heavy civil construction, codes, mechanical & electrical systems, and scheduling. Duties include teaching undergraduate courses, advising, industry relations, working with student organizations, and other service as required by the university. Required Qualifications :         Assistant or Associate Professor:  This position is a tenure-track position that requires a Ph.D. in construction management, engineering, or a closely related field. A minimum of five years US commercial construction experience is required. Tenure-track faculty are expected to pursue an active scholarly agenda. Confirmation of strong written and oral communication is necessary. ABD with a defense date within one year may be considered with a minimum of five years US commercial construction experience. Lecturer:  This position requires a master’s degree in a closely related field and at least five years US commercial construction experience, and one of the following licensing or certifications: Certified Professional Constructor (CPC), Professional Engineer license (PE), or American Institute of Architects license (AIA).   Preferred Qualifications : Assistant Professor:  Earned doctorate in construction management, engineering, technology, or related field is desired to be eligible for a tenure-track position. Candidates who are ABD with substantial progress toward completion of the dissertation within first year may be considered. Other preferred qualifications include: documented successful teaching ability at the university level, recognized scholarly activity, and professional certification or licensing. Lecturer:  A master’s degree is required for a lecturer position, and a minimum of five years US commercial construction experience is preferred. Confirmation of strong written and oral communication is necessary. Demonstrated substantial, relevant construction industry experience is needed. If you have questions, please call the Office of Human Resources at (308) 865-8888 or email employment@unk.edu. Questions regarding the position can be directed to Dr. Jim Vaux vauxjs@unk.edu or at (308) 865-8694.