The Project Quality Control Manager is responsible for developing and managing the program QC plan and ensuring compliance across fuel system repair and maintenance projects. They will lead quality audits, communicate with project personnel and subcontractors, and assist in developing solutions to quality-related issues.
The Project Manager will lead multidisciplinary projects related to fuel systems and interface with clients to support proposal development. The role also involves mentoring subordinate staff and ensuring high-quality project delivery.
The Site Manager is responsible for planning, organizing, and administering onsite work to ensure projects are completed on time, within budget, and according to safety standards. They also serve as the primary liaison between the company, subcontractors, and clients while providing technical oversight for service orders.
The engineer will lead structural design and analysis projects while mentoring junior staff and supporting proposal efforts. They are responsible for managing design stages from concept plans through to construction documentation.
The Project Manager will lead and support a range of multidisciplinary fuel systems projects while interfacing with clients and assisting in proposal development. The role also involves mentoring subordinate staff and ensuring high-quality project delivery.
The successful candidate will lead the design of mechanical systems including HVAC, plumbing, and piping while mentoring junior staff. They will also manage project stages from concept to construction documentation and support proposal development efforts.
