Program Manager, Plant
elringklinger agEasley (SC)
About the role
Project ManagerLeading local projects including responsibility for deadlines, costs, quality and other project-specific aspects within a defined frameworkControlling and monitoring cost development (actual vs. planned costs), e.g. with regard to tools, machines, production and purchased parts, R&D costsCoordinating customer communications including project-related documents in coordination with the project teamIssuing KPI reportsReporting the project status to the disciplinary and functional ManagerDefining deadlines at plant level in coordination with the project teamMonitoring and documenting the project progress based on the milestone schedule (APQP) Planning and coordinating project-specific customer audits in the plant in the relevant project phases in coordination with the respective departmentsConducting "lessons learned" and participating in the continuous improvement of project processesAssuming escalation responsibility according to the defined escalation processControlling the change management process within the project teamOther duties, as assigned
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