Übersetzung für "manage engineering project " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

monitor engineering project | supervise engineering project | manage engineering project | managing engineering project

engineer in railway projects | railway engineering project manager | project engineer in railways | rail project engineer

hydraulic engineering project | water resources project

hydraulic engineering project | water-resources project

geophysical engineer | project geophysicist | consultant geophysicist | geophysicist

Major Emergency Management brain project | MEMbrain project

Advisory Committee on the Management of Demonstration Projects for Liquefaction and Gasification of Solid Fuels (including industrial pilot projects)

contractor project manager | contractor's project manager [ CPM ]

cantonal water engineering authority | cantonal authority for water management

When registering, young people can also highlight the specific experience and knowledge they would bring to the European Solidarity Corps, e.g. in working with refugees, children, elderly or disabled people, teaching, first aid, in media, music, arts, building/construction, engineering, project management or other fields.

The 20 Knowledge Alliance projects funded in 2016 brought together companies and higher education institutions for the development of entrepreneurial skills and competences in sectors such as the circular economy, open design and manufacturing, international security management, smart engineering, tourism and wine.

N. whereas many emerging and developing countries face a mismatch between the dynamism of private businesses and the lack of reliable public infrastructure; whereas such gaps (which are striking in India or Brazil) have undermined potential growth, limiting export/import capacities or disturbing production lines owing to the absence of sufficient port infrastructure, deficiencies in internal transport (railways, freight or highways) or dysfunctional power generation units and power distribution grids; whereas these gaps also have a negative impact on human welfare (owing to scarcity of sewage and water distribution networks); whereas PPPs allow integrated solutions whereby a partner or a consortium provides ‘building’ (cons ...[+++]truction, engineering and architecture services), ‘financing’ (injection of private funds, at least to pre-finance a project) and ‘exploitation’ (maintenance, surveillance and management services);

11. Observes that the environment remains another key subject of petitions, giving evidence that public authorities in the Member States repeatedly fail to ensure the preservation of biodiversity, natural resources and ecosystems, and that the highest standards of public health are guaranteed; points, in particular, to the numerous petitions submitted on waste management, on water, on the possible dangers of nuclear energy and genetic engineering, on protected species, and on the assessment of the impact of ...[+++]projects and activities on the environment and on public health, such as shale gas extraction by means of fracking; urges the Commission to strengthen the environmental legislative framework on the environment and combating climate change and, specifically, its correct implementation; regrets that some Member States, despite their efforts, have not been able to find sustainable solutions for problems related to waste management;