Project Manager
delta energy servicesCharlotte (NC)
About the role
Project Manager Charlotte, North Carolina, United States Seeking experienced Project Manager for challenging position at biomass manufacturing facility. If you are a good PM, you can pivot to Biomass!!This job requires an experienced self-motivated Project Manager to engage in upgrade of one, and potentially multiple, manufacturing facilities in the southeast US.We have successfully integrated dozens of PMs into the biomass alternative energy sector - if you are a great PM in another sector, you can be a great biomass PM.This is a contract position at a leading biomass manufacturing company – success in this position is not a guarantee of future work with the company, but additional assignments logically follow if it is a good fit.
Qualifications Required:
- Minimum 5 years of experience in Project Management
- Great attitude with internal drive to accomplish tasks on schedule with quality
- Ability to travel for short periods of time on expenses if requested
- Minimum of four strong references to initiate background investigation
- Ability to pass a strong vetting background investigation from both a technical and ethical standpoint, including criminal records review
- Comfort with working 1099 – e.g. work under your own LLCQualifications – Bonus:
- Validated successful experience with steam system projects – details/examplesPMPEngineering DegreePE License*Contract Position* Rate + authorized Per Diem (e.g. Per Diem while working at the site, but not during vacations, etc.), limited travel on expenses
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