Manufacturing Operations Project Manager 1

Location: Houston, TX (TAS-AIRPORT); onsite, full-time

Company

hirify.global's TAS business engineers and manufactures packaged modular systems for data centers, power, and commercial and industrial utility applications.

What you will do

• Develop production and project execution plans to meet delivery schedules and coordinate execution across multiple projects.
• Review drawings, specifications, bills of material, work orders, and material availability before and during manufacturing.
• Plan labor forecasts and manufacturing strategies while balancing shop-floor workloads and production resources.
• Track manufacturing and project schedules, monitor work orders, and report progress to project stakeholders.
• Coordinate Manufacturing, Engineering, Project Management, Purchasing, Quality, Logistics, Production Planning, vendors, and subcontractors.
• Manage material requisitions, expediting, revision control, rework documentation, and root-cause and impact reporting for non-conformances.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Industrial or Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent military leadership or technical experience.
• 3–5 years of experience in industrial or manufacturing engineering, operations management, or a related role in heavy or industrial manufacturing.
• Experience with fabrication, welding, assembly, labor budgets, ETC/EAC, ERP systems, bills of material, work orders, and MRP systems.
• High proficiency in blueprint reading and P&ID interpretation.
• Experience with Lean or other waste-elimination processes and ISO 9001 or another quality management system.
• Proficiency in MS Excel, Word, Outlook, Primavera, or MS Project, with strong organizational, analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills.

Nice to have

• Six Sigma Green Belt certification.

Culture & Benefits

• Small-company environment supported by the resources, talent, processes, and international reach of a large publicly traded company.
• Work is primarily desk-based, with approximately 80%–95% of time spent working at a computer in an indoor manufacturing environment.
• Overtime and some weekend work are required.
• Tobacco- and nicotine-free workplace policy applies on TAS premises and during TAS business.