About Carlos Alarcon
Project Manager with over 18 year of experience in Residencial, Commercial, Industrial & Refurbishment Building and Civil Engineering.
Project Manager Qualified Project Manager with over 18 years of progressive experience to a considerable knowledge of construction projects. Possessing excellent financial, technical, organizational, planning and time management skills as well as improving efficiency, maximizing profits whilst minimizing costs.
Electrical Engineering degree and Award of the designation of European Engineer (EUR ING). Although my academic education has been specialist in Electricity, a big part of my background has been developed in the construction industries, working with main contractors (e.g. Ferrovial, Bouygues Construction, etc). I have extensive experience carrying out functions as Site Manager, Estimator (Private and Public sectors), Quantity Surveyor, Production Manager and M&E Engineer.
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