Sr. Project Manager - Project Development - Design-Build
Sr. Project Manager - Project Development - Design-Build
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Lead the development of diverse and complex projects in the Food, Beverage, and Consumer Packaged Goods markets. By applying sound judgment and facilitating robust cross-functional solutions, you will drive the front-end planning and project development for manufacturing-focused capital investments.
- Lead the development of front-end programming, planning, schematic design and design development of process and packaging systems within CPG manufacturing facilities.
- Provide client & technical leadership in the development of capital projects for Food, Beverage and Consumer Packaged Goods clients prior to design and construction.
- Develop long-standing client relationships that are based on trust and technical competence.
- Expertise in project development and execution including; development of project plans and strategies, project resourcing, and overall project budgets that can be executed to achieve the client's investment objectives.
- Focus on overall project success and accomplishment of objectives related to scope, schedule, and budget, as well as critical elements of client satisfaction and client development.
- Analyze and develop specialized manufacturing solutions to meet the client's objectives for new and existing cGMP facilities.
- Maintain knowledge of Food, Beverage, and Consumer Packaged Goods industry standards, best practices and regulatory requirements.
- Mentor and provide guidance to technical and planning professionals within the firm.
- Project Management Tasks include; client leadership, client development, defining client goals and objectives, management of project financials, client and vendor correspondence, technical analysis, solution development and presentation of deliverables to the client.
- Lead and/or assist on client requests for proposals, develop customer presentations, interface with current and future client representatives, and perform other duties as needed.
- Make an impact day-to-day with your skills and expertise, strengthening that relationship with our clients and the Design Group team.
- What You'll Bring 10+ years of experience leading the development and design of process and packaging systems, including; programmatic design, schematic design, design development, construction documents, permit acquisition and field implementation.
- Leadership skills and experience with a drive to grow and expand local and regional clients.
- The ability to lead design of GMP manufacturing and distribution facilities.
- An understanding of facility operational requirements, people and material flows, adjacency schemes, environmental classifications, food safety, GMP and an understanding of various industry regulatory requirements
- A working knowledge of local, state, and federal building codes
- Experience in the development, design and execution for greenfield and brownfield facilities as well scope development to be completed within operating facilities.
- Experience interfacing with clients and in establishing long-term client relationships.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills and client interaction abilities. A willingness to travel for project requirements including client meetings, facility assessments, operational reviews, construction and start-up activities, client and company sponsored meetings.
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Science, Manufacturing, or a closely related discipline.
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