Tanks Project Manager (Internal Applicants Only)

Posted 3 days ago

great basin industrialSalt Lake City (UT)

Project Management Specialists Metal Tank (Heavy Gauge) Manufacturing

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About the role

Tanks Project Manager - Internal Applicants Only We believe in fostering growth from within and are committed to providing our team members with opportunities for career advancement. As such, we are prioritizing internal applicants for this role before considering external candidates. We encourage our employees to take the next step in their career with us!

Position Overview: We are looking for a highly skilled Tanks Project Manager to join our project management team! You will play a crucial role in overseeing and managing all aspects of tank projects within the organization. Your expertise will contribute to the successful execution of projects, ensuring adherence to safety standards, timelines, and budgets.

Compensation: Competitive salary, commensurate with experience.

Location: This position may require travel to project sites across North America.

Responsibilities: Lead the planning, execution, and completion of tank projects, ensuring they meet safety, quality, and budgetary requirements. Serve as the primary contact for project stakeholders, including clients, subcontractors, and internal teams. Develop project schedules, monitor progress, and report on any variances in scope, schedule, or budget. Allocate resources effectively to ensure project milestones are met. Manage project risks and implement mitigation strategies as necessary. Oversee compliance with safety regulations and best practices throughout the project lifecycle. Facilitate communication and collaboration among project teams. Perform other duties as assigned related to tanks project management.

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