Project Manager
cpsBraxton (MS)
$90,000 - $120,000 per year
ApplyAbout the role
Chemical Engineer/Process Engineer/Project Management/Continuous Improvement/Project Improvement/Manufacturing/Chemical Manufacturing/Capital Projects/Engineer/Project Scoping Our client is a well-established global manufacturer with a strong focus on safety, sustainability, and operational excellence, offering engineers the opportunity to work on meaningful process improvement and capital projects. Located in the Southeast, the facility offers a great mix of affordable living and small-town charm while remaining within driving distance of major cities, live music, outdoor recreation, college sports, and Gulf Coast beaches.
Key Responsibilities:
Organize and execute capital projects from initial concept through commissioning. Prepare and submit projects for stage-gate approval. Ensure all projects comply with applicable engineering, safety, and regulatory standards. Coordinate and manage internal resources and contract labor throughout project execution. Support project scoping, scheduling, cost evaluation, functionality, and construction activities.
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Chemical, Mechanical, Industrial, or another related engineering discipline. Minimum of 3 years of relevant engineering or project experience. Previous experience in a chemical manufacturing environment. Experience with project scoping, scheduling, cost evaluation, functionality, and construction. Strong understanding of plant operations within a chemical manufacturing environment.
Salary: $90,000 - $120,000, depending on experience level #LI-BS1
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