Industrial Automation Project Manager
Industrial Automation Project Manager
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Accountable for project margin and takes steps to increase the financial health of the project.
- Establish schedule for projects and carefully monitors project for completion.
- Accurately forecasting resources of their projects.
- Review and monitor potential sources of risk and strategies for mitigation.
- Presents Project Schedule, Scope, and Resource Plan to divisional Director/Group Manager.
- Responsible for project financials including but not limited to:
- Project Financial Reporting
- Cost projections/cash flow reporting
- Monthly job Invoicing
- Quantify and draft change orders
- Enforces quality plans for projects and monitors projects for quality throughout the project lifecycle.
- Serves as the primary commercial contact for customers.
- Manages large projects and/or multiple concurrent projects.
- Determine causes of deviations from the project plan or schedule and the recommended corrective actions.
- Capable of negotiating Terms & Conditions with customers.
- Provide technical guidance to project team when required.
- Enforce use of engineering standards.
- Contributes to development of tools that facilitate project management.
- Participates and contributes to QMS.Demonstrates excellent communications, planning, organization, leadership, and motivation skills.
- Demonstrates the ability to balance project finances, customer satisfaction, and team development.
- At least 3-5 years of project leadership experience – project management or technical lead
- Experience organizing, scheduling, and leading meetings with internal teams and customers
- Experience coordinating with general contractors and end clients
- Microsoft Office (Word and Excel)
- Microsoft Project
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