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David Careers

Power Systems Project Specialist/Project Manager

Posted 2 days ago

global power supplySeattle (WA)
Project Management SpecialistsCommercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

About Us: Global Power Supply is a power resiliency solutions provider, primarily dealing with power systems such as diesel/natural gas generators, Uninterruptible Power Supply, BESS, Microgrid, and other similar solutions. The current position is responsible for working with the supply team on large high value equipment orders, equipment modifications, and meeting deadlines for all assigned projects. Knowledge and experience working with Power Systems and Equipment is crucial to the success of this position.
Key Responsibilities: Manage large builds from quoting to delivery including:o BOM creation based on customer project needso Actively look for cost-savings opportunities and discuss with teamo Equipment Purchase Order reviewo Assist in proposal preparationo Submittal reviewo Manage vendors and subcontractors to ensure project deadlines and budgets are meto Visit factories as needed to ensure correct buildoutso Field services, repairs, and preventative maintenance contracts for power equipment.o Technical support and customer serviceo Warranty claimso Follow company procedures and ensure correct documentation is in place. Equipment modifications such as custom enclosures and T4 packages Coordinate with vendors on any equipment repairs Evaluate on hand inventory and make maintenance recommendations Ensure proper storage requirements are in place for on hand equipment Create standard BOM’s for all inventory equipment Actively develop product knowledge and project management skills Foster an environment as a team member that is open, honest, and fun Other responsibilities and tasks as specified by Global management Attend and actively participate in periodic training Other tasks and responsibilities as specified by management.
Education Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in business management, engineering or related field preferred. Training in power systems
Computer Requirements:
  • Strong computer skills are required including familiarity with Windows-based programs such as Microsoft productivity tools (e.g., Outlook, Excel, Word and PowerPoint)
  • Experience working with CRM software as an organizational, tracking and planning tool
  • Experience working with video conferencing software programs
Experience Required:
  • Have 5-10 years of heavy machinery or power equipment project management
  • Must have a technical aptitude and eagerness to learn
  • Exceptional communication skills, verbal and written.
  • Excellent organizational and prioritizing skills
  • Extraordinarily high sense of urgency and able to manage changing priorities
  • Ability to work independently, manage multiple assignments, meet tight deadlines and changing priorities
  • Resourceful and able to find innovative ways to achieve results
  • Have strong relationship and team building skills, externally and internally
  • Strong business acumen
  • Self-driven, positive and energic work ethic
  • Unquestionable ethics and integrity
  • Experience Preferred:
  • Power generation or heavy machinery
  • Diesel and natural gas engines/generatorsATS, Load Bank, UPS, energy storage and renewable energy
  • Fabrication of Custom Enclosures, Fuel Tanks, Engineered Products
Physical Requirements: Some travel required
Benefits: Competitive base salary Comprehensive health, dental and vision insurance 401(K) retirement plan* WE WILL ONLY CONTACT YOU FROM GLOBALPWR.COM DOMAIN - PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND TO REQUESTS FROM ANY OTHER EMAIL ADDRESSES *

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