Overview
Wood is growing and we have an exciting opportunity for a Construction Materials Project Manager to support our Materials Testing Services Operation in the Salt Lake City, Utah area. This team has an excellent reputation and ambition to grow and serve an increased client base in a growing business line. As a successful candidate, you will join in leading an established team and become a part of the Wood Global Technical Expert Network (GTEN) where you will be connected with technical experts from around the world to share skills with, to push technology and innovations and to work with these diverse teams on projects.
Wood’s Salt Lake City office provides a broad range of services in engineering and construction materials services including development and implementation of quality management programs, field and fabrication shop inspections, special inspections and materials testing services to our broad range of clientele. The successful candidate will have experience in consulting, selling, managing and implementing materials projects in one or more of the following: Industrial, Oil & Gas, Government, Energy, Mining or Transportation sectors.
Key Responsibilities
- Work to identify/develop new clients for our Materials business including networking outside and inside Wood through our service lines and GTEN
- Manage materials projects involving quality management programs, special inspections, materials testing, being responsible for ensuring that deliverables, schedules and budgets are achieved
- Perform and/or lead field work activities in accordance with state and Federal regulations and generally accepted protocols.
- Data analysis and reporting for specific project tasks with minimal supervision in accordance with accepted scientific/engineering practices and principles
- Provide technical review for projects to comply with company standards, contract requirements and related specifications
- Preparation of marketing materials, proposals and cost estimates
- Will travel to project sites primarily in Utah and west and mountain regions. Approximately 10% overnight travel.