Project Manager – Manufacturing / Engineering

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rise technicalFrisco (TX)

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Lead

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$100,000 per year

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About the role

Project Manager – Manufacturing / Engineering Frisco, Texas $100,000 – $115,000 + Training & Progression + Healthcare & Benefits Packages Are you a Project Manager from a manufacturing or engineering background looking to progress into senior positions with a business that offers training and development? Are you someone who thrives on steering projects, tightening processes, and delivering standout results? Do you want a role where you can make a genuine strategic impact, implement your own processes, and support an expanding team delivering material handling systems to customers across the USA? In this role, you’ll manage end-to-end projects, ensuring clear scope, structured communication and successful delivery. You’ll collaborate with engineers, technicians and senior leadership while running customer meetings, developing project documentation, and improving project management processes. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys project ownership and wants to develop processes within a forward-thinking, innovative organization.
The Role: Manage full lifecycle of projects in an engineering/manufacturing environment Lead weekly customer meetings, status updates, and reporting (Via video calls) Conduct morning stand-ups, set priorities, and drive progress against deliverables Implement and refine project processes within an evolving project management office The Person: Project Management experience in manufacturing, engineering or transferable Experience leading projects from start to finish Comfortable developing processes and creating your own structure Keywords: Project Manager, Automation, Mechanical, Machinery, Engineering, PMO, Project Delivery, Material Handling, Fulfilment Systems, Industrial, Manufacturing, Continuous Improvement, Project Management

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