Project Manager
kinektaSouth Milwaukee (WI)
About the role
Project Manager – Power Generation
Location: West Allis, WI / Hybrid
Travel: Occasional travel to power generation sites Sector: Power Generation
Type:
PermanentA leading global power generation business is looking for a Project Manager to support the planning and execution of maintenance, overhaul, repair and upgrade projects across steam turbines, generators and related power generation equipment. This is a great opportunity for someone early in their project management career who has a background in engineering, field service, construction, manufacturing or power generation.
Key Responsibilities:
Coordinate projects from planning through execution and closeout Develop project schedules, execution plans and resource requirements Coordinate Engineering, Operations, Field Service, suppliers and customers Track project scope, costs, schedules, risks and changes Support project financial reporting, forecasting, invoicing and contract administration Requirementsexperience in project management, engineering, field service, construction, manufacturing or a related environment Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management or a related technical discipline preferred Strong organisational and communication skills Comfortable working with budgets, schedules and project documentation Experience within power generation, industrial equipment or a similar technical environment would be beneficial Willingness to travel to power generation sites when required If you're interested or know someone who could be a good fit, please get in touch. Harry.deal@kinekta.com
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