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David Careers

Senior Project Manager - Power Systems (Union)

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lincoln electric productsUnion (NJ)
Project Management SpecialistsSwitchgear and Switchboard Apparatus Manufacturing

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About the role

Job Title: Project Manager III
Work Arrangement: Onsite / Hybrid may be considered for highly qualified candidates
About the Company: At Lincoln Electric Products Co. Inc., we specialize in the design, manufacture, and distribution of custom equipment tailored to meet the specific applications and requirements of our customers. Our product range includes:
  • Panelboards: Up to 2000AService and Distribution Switchboards: Up to 8000AGenerator Connection Boxes
  • Generator Output Switchboards
  • Single and Double-Ended Substations
We pride ourselves on delivering high-quality, custom-designed solutions that address the unique needs of our clients across various industries. The ideal candidate will have experience in managing a project from start to finish. This candidate will be able to create a plan of action which will consider a fixed timeline and evaluate risks. This individual should also have experience managing people and be an effective communicator.
Responsibilities:
  • Direct and oversee completion of project
  • Develop plan of action including schedule, resources and work plan
  • Assess risks and establish contingency plans
  • Manage work and inputs from variety of stakeholders
Qualifications:
  • Bachelor's degree 5+ years of experience in project management or relevant fields
  • Demonstrated ability to deliver a completed project
  • Strong communication skills
  • Experience working with a team

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