CAPITAL PROJECT MANAGER
CAPITAL PROJECT MANAGER
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Responsibilities:
Project engineering work involving support through design, troubleshooting, project guidance, technological standardization and innovation, maintenance strategies, and energy efficiency activities.
Participate with project teams to develop the scope and appropriation grade cost estimates for capital and extraordinary maintenance projects and participate in justification of projects, specification reviews, drawing reviews, safety reviews, and other project document reviews.
Provide detail design or support and provide technical assistance to operations, purchasing and construction management in solving both urgent and long term issues, with focus on mill's asset reliability and sustainability.
Support operations and maintenance on scheduled and unscheduled unit outages by assisting with scope development, contractor selection and by providing construction management services during the outage.
Coordinate with the Project Engineering Leader to ensure active participation of the engineering design team and resolve engineering issues in a timely manner and to deliver all required project documentation.
Work closely with other disciplines to develop all aspects of the design requirements for each project.
Provide pre and post startup assistance to Construction and Operations to assure that all systems are functioning properly.
Work with Operations and Maintenance representatives to ensure that all equipment is properly spared and that sufficient equipment manuals and documentation are received and distributed in accordance with established procedures.
Manage multiple projects simultaneously
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
REQUIRED:
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering
Minimum of 4 years of experience in Project Engineering/Management in a manufacturing or heavy industrial environment
Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously
Proficiency with MS Office products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Project) for use in analysis, communications, and presentations.
PREFERRED:
Specific project experience in a Pulp and Paper Manufacturing facility
Proficient in the use of electrical equipment configuration and support software, such as PLC, DCS and electrical drives (Allen-Bradley and Honeywell experience preferred)
Knowledge of NFPA 70E arc flash requirements and all OSHA electrical compliance standards
Experience in medium and high voltage system design and maintenance
Maintenance experience with a reliability aptitude
Possess the ability to effectively communicate with internal customers and leadership, external suppliers and vendorsEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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