Project Manager
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thorndale partnersNaperville (IL)
Project Management SpecialistsAdministrative Management and General Management Consulting Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Project ManagerWe are looking for a Project Manager with experience focused on Loss Prevention or Loss Mitigation to join our client's growing team. Our client is an employee-focused organization, which continues to go the extra mile to keep its people safe amidst the current situation. The company is committed to its continued growth and is in need of a strong Project Manager to come in and drive various efforts in their organization. If you are looking for a stable company with an opportunity for continued advancement, please reach out to learn more.Responsibilities:Managing the day-to-day project development from initiation to completion.Documenting each project's scope.Organizing projects in logical, cost effective, and measurable steps.Tracking and reporting project progress on a consistent and accurate basis.Coordinating various cross functional activities.Integrating company standards and policies with project requirements.Recommending solutions, implementation, and deployment within project life-cycle, as necessary.Documenting and reporting project information, as needed, utilizing appropriate systems.Be prepared to provide training following project deployment.Documenting product process and procedure documents.Requirements:Bachelor's degree or 4+ years of Project Management experience18 months of true Project Management ExperienceExposure to working with Loss Prevention or Loss MitigationPreferred Experience:Exposure to working with Project Portals, Order Processing Systems, Primary Business Systems (PBS-RMA Manager), Credit Note Manager, and similar softwaresBasic ability to understand technical plans, read drawings, read blueprints, and models.Experience working in situations with few concrete variablesProject management experience focused on Loss Prevention or Loss Mitigation within medium to large organizations
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