Regional Project Manager

What You Will Do

To be a successful Regional Project Manager, you should have the ability to work with multiple discipline projects and demonstrate excellent project management and supervision skills. You should also have excellent organizational, time management, leadership, and decision-making skills.

• Working closely with Plywood facility teams to identify and support opportunities to improve operations.
• Developing, preparing, scheduling, estimating, coordinating, and monitoring of assigned engineering projects.
• Evaluating commitments, cost to completes, forecasting, and other key project controls and metrics
• Formulating project parameters and assigning responsibilities execute project work.
• Performing quality control tasks on budgets, schedules, plans, and personnel performance and reporting on the project's status.
• Cooperating and communicating with project participants/ and collaborating with senior engineers to create efficient and effective methods to meet project objectives.
• Reviewing the engineering tasks and initiating the necessary corrective actions.
• Developing equipment specifications and working with vendors to meet project needs.
• Creating frameworks to measure the project metrics and data collection.
• Establishing field test methods and methods for monitoring the quality of those tests.
• Ensuring the project's compliance with the applicable codes, practices, policies, performance standards, and specifications.
  
  

Who You Are (Basic Qualifications)

• Three (3) or more years of experience in an industrial manufacturing or military environment
• Previous project management experience (full life cycle from idea to implementation)
• Experience with managing projects / initiatives and working with plant operations to integrate
• Previous experience managing budget plans and equipment parts inventory
• Experience coordinating projects, deliverables, and timing
• Microsoft Office product experience: Word, Excel, and Outlook
• Must be able and willing to work in a manufacturing plant environment, including extended periods of time in noisy, dusty, non-air conditioned or unheated areas
• Must travel up to 50% (including some overnight travel)
• Control Integration System and Instrumentation Design and Installation
• PLC5 and Control Logix Systems
• Motor Control Center Design and Installation
  
  

What Will Put You Ahead

• Experience leading automation and control integration projects
• Bachelor’s Degree or higher in Engineering
• Experience within wood products facilities
• Working knowledge and experience with AutoCAD
• Mentoring/coaching/developing facility leadership