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David Careers

Corporate Engineering Project Manager

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cpsSpringfield (IL)
Project Management SpecialistsAll Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$125,000 - $150,000

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About the role

Chemical capital project engineer/Chemical Engineer/Capital Project Manager Our client is a global chemical manufacturer, and they are investing capital into their facilities. The Engineering Project Manager is a corporate role that will work with site project teams to develop and implement capital projects. The role will be based at a manufacturing facility in Chicago area. If seated in the Chicago area, travel will be about 30%. Job Responsibilities of the Engineering Capital Project Manager include but are not limited to: Work with site engineering teams to evaluate equipment needs and develop project plans Identify what equipment is needed for sufficient production of product, including new products Assess and oversee maintenance and reliability of current equipment Oversee the front-end design, which may include managing vendors Provide updates to corporate leadership Travel to sites for oversight of project implementation
Salary Range: $125,000 - $150,000 plus bonus
Benefits: MDV,401K, PTO, paid parental leave, tuition reimbursement
Job Code: 56.26LH
Requirements: BS in Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Material Science 5+ years of chemical manufacturing experience, may consider food/beverage manufacturing Experience managing capital projects in the $2M-$10M range, and multiple projects simultaneously Must be a collaborative communicator
Job Code: 56.26LH

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