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Project Coordinator Resume Example (with Writing Tips)

May 31, 2022

If a project manager is the captain of the ship, the project coordinator is the first mate. These relentless professionals take care of administrative tasks to ensure the project stays on the right track — and the people, working on it have all the means to steadily move forward. A project coordinator may assign and organize tasks, communicate with team members, provide essential reporting to keep all stakeholders informed, and resolve various roadblocks.

This is a challenging position that requires a range of technical and soft skills. At the same time, there is a growing demand for project coordinators. Pay and benefits tend to be above average subsequently.

To help you secure your next job, we provide a detailed project coordinator resume sample as well as four helpful writing tips.

Resume Sample for a Project Coordinator (Word version)

Here is an excellent working sample for a project coordinator with several years of experience in the tech industry.

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Philippines May Restart Bataan Nuclear Plant Project

May 24, 2022

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The winner of the Philippines’ presidential election earlier this month has made another move in support of reviving nuclear power in that country, holding talks with South Korea about enlisting help to restart a nuclear power plant project that was abandoned nearly 40 years ago.

President-elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr. met with Kim Inchul, South Korea’s ambassador to Manila, on May 23 to discuss reviving the 620-MW Bataan Nuclear Power Plant. The Bataan plant was championed by Marcos Jr.’s father, Ferdinand Marcos Sr., during the latter’s time as the country’s leader, and $ 2.3 billion was spent on the plant’s construction.

Ferdinand Marcos Jr., son and namesake of longtime Filipino president Ferdinand Marcos Sr., was elected as president of the Philippines on May 9. Marcos Jr., known as Bongbong, has said nuclear power will be a priority for his administration. Source: Wikipedia

The Bataan facility—what would have been the country’s first and only nuclear plant—was never commissioned, as safety concerns arose after the Three Mile Island accident in the U.S.…

Grid Operations Outage Project Manager – Portland, Oregon – #108056 (Portland, Oregon, OR, US, 97216)

May 11, 2022

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Join Our Team!

PacifiCorp is seeking customer-centric candidates to grow and sustain our commitment to a culture of customer service excellence, environmental sustainability and diversity, equity and inclusion.

General Purpose

This position is responsible for all facets of the planning and coordination of all bulk electric system (BES) outages, which includes associated equipment or schemes associated with the operation of the BES.

Responsibilities

Oversee the planning and coordination of outages on all BES elements for the PACE and PACW BAA’s including all capital and maintenance projects that require outages to be placed into service or have equipment taken out of service.
Provide oversight to the Area/Transmission Planners that are assigned to the Outage Coordination Office.
Oversee the coordination of outages with our interconnection customers, Energy Supply Management, Transmission Services, PacifiCorp project managers, and the Peak Reliability Coordinator.
Provide insight and operational guidance to the grid operations shift supervisors and grid operators in real-time.
Organize and maintain the Coordinated Outage Management, Planning and
Scheduling System (“COMPASS”) database.

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Gigalyzer | World’s largest green hydrogen project to get its own 5GW ‘high-current’ electrolyser factory

April 30, 2022

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My world just gets better and better. After a couple of weeks training corporates on Floating Wind and Hydrogen schemes with names such as Gigastack, Dolphyn and Battolysers we are now treated to the Texan 'Gigalyzer'. Everything really is bigger in Texas Canadian company with unique electrolysis technology aims to build 'gigalyzer' factory in Texas to supply..
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Duke Energy Could Power Purdue with Nuclear Project

April 28, 2022

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Small modular reactors (SMRs) are widely considered the best technology to increase the use of nuclear power worldwide, with advocates touting their zero-emission production of electricity, smaller land footprint, and scalability. SMRs also offer a cost savings over construction of new utility-scale nuclear reactors.

Powering a college campus with nuclear energy has increasingly been a topic of discussion in recent years, as universities try to reduce their carbon footprint and many seek to upgrade older, fossil fuel-powered central utility plants. Purdue University and Duke Energy on April 27 announced that officials will jointly look at the feasibility of using nuclear power to meet the school’s energy needs.

“No other option holds as much potential to provide reliable, adequate electric power with zero carbon emissions,” said Mitch Daniels, Purdue’s president since 2013 after serving two terms as Indiana’s governor. “Innovation and new ideas are at the core of what we do at Purdue, and that includes searching for ways to minimize the use of fossil fuels while still providing carbon-free, reliable, and affordable energy.…

Burns & McDonnell Awarded Contract for Ocean Wind 1 Offshore Project

April 26, 2022

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The first three major construction contracts have been awarded for the 1,100-MW Ocean Wind 1 offshore project that will provide electricity to New Jersey.

Ocean Wind 1 is a joint venture between Ørsted and Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG), which provides electricity for much of New Jersey. Those groups on April 25 announced Burns & McDonnell Engineering Co. and JINGOLI Power have been contracted to install two high-voltage substations, along with almost nine miles of underground cable, that will connect the offshore wind farm to the onshore electric grid at two landfall points near Atlantic City.

Engineering for the project began earlier this year, and construction is expected to start in September of next year. The Ocean Wind 1 site is about 15 miles off the coast of southern New Jersey. It is part of the state’s plan to install at least 7,500 MW of offshore wind generation capacity by 2035.

Ocean Wind 1 will utilize more than 90 of GE’s Haliade X 12-MW wind turbines.…