Project Manager

Role Overview

• The Project Manager role is responsible for planning, organizing and executing post-sales activities
• The Project Manager drives forward the assigned project(s), identifies potential issues or delays, and ensures that installations are handed over to the customer on time and under budget.
• You’re the single point of contact for the assigned project(s) towards the client, subcontractors and stow stakeholders from Engineering, Finance, and Sales.
• You familiarize yourself with all the available project documentation and assess the operation, technical, and financial feasibility.
• You set up detailed project planning for high-precision racking construction incl. robotics.
• You ensure that all engineering and preparatory activities are undertaken.
• You attend kick-off, technical, commercial and planning meetings as well as site inspections.
• You work closely with Project Engineers and Construction Site Managers to drive the overall project execution.
• You outline work methods and instruct all required internal and external team members/workers.
• You foresee project risks or uncertainties, escalate any issues to the relevant project stakeholders and take mitigative action to stay within the project timeline.
• You troubleshoot and problem-solve when issues become apparent.
• You monitor and report on the execution, progress, and quality of the project.
• You identify project plan deviations and initiate corrections where necessary.
• In collaboration with the Construction Site Manager, you conduct regulatory checks.
• You maintain and adhere to the project budget.
• You take ownership of the results and act proactively with the given authority.
• You provide required reports and information punctually on request of Management.
• You ensure that all project-related documentation is up to date and properly stored/archived.
• You keep track of claims – identifying variations and/or draft delay notifications with substantiation of costs.
• You share technical knowledge with site management or other team members.
• You conduct on-site safety training if Site Manager is absent.
• You participate in company and team training as required.

Requirements

• Willingness to travel to sites (50% of time).
• Monitoring the progress and quality of the project, identifying deviations and correcting (or initiate corrections) where necessary.
• Managing operational staff and subcontractors regarding the project execution.
• Supervises the safe execution of the project on site and observes the QSHE regulations and administration.
• Supervises the assembly methods and checks the quality of the delivered materials.

Tech Stack

• Assembly

Benefits

• PTO, days paid sick leave, 11 US paid holidays
• Medical (currently BlueCross BlueShield), Dental and Vision Insurance, including Family coverage, all currently 90% Company paid
• Company paid Short
• and Long-Term Disability Insurance
• Company Paid Life Insurance
• Company Paid Accidental Death & Dismemberment
• 401K with employer match, currently 4%
• Partial Tuition Reimbursement after 12 months