Project Coordinator 5
Salary surveys & compensation benchmarks
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Role summary
Responsible for providing day to day analysis, assistance, and technical and/or administrative coordination in support of projects. Project management responsibilities include the preparation and maintenance of project plans, budgets and staffing requirements and the position may be assigned to manage and coordinate segments of larger projects. Tracks progress and identifies/resolves obstacles. Communicates to internal and external clients, performs administrative tasks such as arranging and coordinating meetings, budget analysis, and analysis of planning and strategy needs to develop agendas or prepare progress reports.
Job summary sourced from the Empsight benchmark job library.
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