
Senior Engineering Project Manager
- Chicago, IL
- $130,000-145,000 per year
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Plan and Execute defined scope of CAPEX measures and projects (or their own subprojects) within budget, time, quality and safety parameters.
- Prepare project approval documentation.
- Carry out all project phases, from project idea to scoping, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and start-up.
- Prepare relevant designs, cost estimates, time schedules, resource plans, risk analysis, including HAZOPs, change orders, etc.
- Coordinate project work with relevant interfaces (internal & external) such as R&D, Operations, EHS, Maintenance, Legal M&A, Procurement, authorities, suppliers, contractors, etc.
- Ensure full compliance with the best internal and external practices, guidelines, regulations and legislation. Select and functionally manage assigned project members. Select and manage engineering consultants and contractors.
- Specify and select services, machinery, equipment, etc.
- Responsible for regular project controlling & reporting into the Steering Committee/Senior Management.
- Ensure appropriate project and technical documentation is met.
- Responsible for post-completion project evaluation (KPI's, lessons learned, etc.).
- Review, develop and update engineering processes and procedures.
- Coaching of less experienced colleagues.
- Minimum of 10-15 years of experience in project engineering or comparable technical roles.
- Require a Bachelor's degree in chemical or mechanical engineering or other related field.
- Understanding of or experience in NFPA, ICC, and Cost Engineering is desirable.
- Ability to work in a professional group setting as well as independently; highly organized and able to manage multiple projects and complete them on time.
- Strong interpersonal/communication skills required. Candidate should possess strong oral and written communication skills.
- Solid computer literacy, experience with MS Office and MS Project. Experience with SAP is desirable.
- Minimal travel of less than 35%.