Project: DVC – Diablo Valley College (www.dvc.edu)

Location of Project: Pleasant Hill, CA

Project Manager: Teresa Moss

Foreman: Joel Perez

Duration of Project: We started the project in June of 2020 and should wrap up some remaining site upgrades early this year.

Commercial electrical construction project managers (PMs) keep track of all components needed to complete a project. At Con J. Franke, a project manager is involved in a new commercial electrical project from the initial planning stages to its post-job closeout after the new facility opens.

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