The Field Project Manager oversees concrete formwork projects from contract award to closeout, serving as the primary liaison between customers and internal teams. Responsibilities include managing project timelines, coordinating design and fabrication, monitoring production progress, and providing on-site support to ensure operational and financial success.
UFP Industries
7 Remote Job Openings at UFP Industries
The Multifamily Designer is responsible for the accurate design of roof and floor trusses, walls, and structural components for various construction projects. They must optimize designs for efficiency, review data files for accuracy, and provide support to sales and production teams.
The Field Specialist is responsible for building customer relationships and providing technical product support to stores and contractors. They will lead product knowledge events, generate sales leads, and assist in creating project material lists.
REMOTE - Senior Project Manager (Food Service Programs)
UFP Industries
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Full Time
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10 days ago
UFP Industries
The Senior Project Manager will lead and coordinate large-scale customer programs, managing all phases from RFP to installation while ensuring operational and financial targets are met. They will serve as the primary point of contact for clients, fostering business development and collaborating across internal divisions and external vendors.
Remote - Sr. Project Manager - Retail / Fixtures (Coach Account)
UFP Industries
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Full Time
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19 days ago
UFP Industries
Lead and coordinate all phases of complex retail programs for the Coach account, from RFP support through installation. Manage project timelines, financial margins, and serve as the primary point of contact for the client and internal execution teams.
Lead the design and review of aluminum architectural products for multifamily construction, ensuring compliance with building codes and safety standards. Coordinate with cross-functional teams to drive product innovation, quality control, and cost-reduction initiatives.
The Multifamily Designer is tasked with the accurate design of roof and floor trusses, walls, and components for various construction projects using specialized software. Key duties include optimizing designs for efficiency, reviewing order data for accuracy, and assisting sales and production teams with technical support.