Project Manager (AutoCAD is a Must)

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cpsLisle (IL)

Project Management Specialists Industrial Truck, Tractor, Trailer, and Stacker Machinery Manufacturing

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About the role

We are seeking a full time in person skilled project manager to join our storage equipment sales team in the Lisle, IL office. Hours are Monday – Friday 8AM to 5PM. This team works with current and prospective customers to develop pallet rack, shelving, conveyor, mezzanines and modular office solutions.

Qualifications: Must be proficient in Autocad and Microsoft Office - Minimum 2 year previous project management experience or warehouse equipment sales office - Material Handling Industry experience preferred - good oral and written communication skills - ability to work independently as well as part of a team Responsibilities: - original Autocad design layout of material handling equipment in storage facilities - procuring quotes for equipment from vendors - providing quotes to customers - ordering equipment from vendors - tracking orders through freight companies and setting up deliveries - supporting installation team, customer, and sales during project implementation - assuring equipment is installed properly - procuring permits if needed from cities - US travel as needed for project coordination Benefits: - competitive salary with bonus - Health, dental, vision, and long term disability insurance - 401K plan - Flexible spending account - Paid time off including holiday and additional sick/vacation leave #LI-TQ1

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