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The Financial Analyst will support budgeting, forecasting, and management reporting processes by partnering with leaders across disciplines. Responsibilities include improving reporting systems, developing performance indicators, generating financial analyses, and assisting in the annual budgeting process. The role requires evaluating performance metrics, conducting market analyses, and contributing to bonus calculations while implementing forecasting software.

The Senior Corrosion Engineer will lead complex engineering design for cathodic protection systems, manage projects, and provide technical supervision. Responsibilities include preparing engineering designs, conducting field tests, coordinating installation processes, and evaluating methods for corrosion control. The role requires travel and collaboration with various stakeholders.

The Project Scheduler will use Primavera P6 to develop and manage construction schedules, generate productivity reports, analyze data using statistical methods, and coordinate scheduling activities. This role involves close collaboration with project teams and management to track project progress and address changes in scope.

The Finance Manager oversees the preparation of financial statements and budgets, manages General Ledger activities, and partners with operations to support financial performance and decision-making. Responsibilities include compliance with financial policies, timely reporting, and conducting analysis for business growth, requiring strong financial expertise and leadership skills.

The Corrosion Technologist will perform corrosion testing, conduct field surveys, and manage corrosion protection systems. Responsibilities include data gathering, report writing, and offering solutions for corrosion issues. The role requires interaction with clients and involvement in project management.

The Project Scheduler assists in developing construction project schedules using Primavera P6, generates productivity reports, conducts statistical analysis, and coordinates with project teams for planning and scheduling. They support project planning activities, maintain status reports, and work closely with various stakeholders to manage schedule changes and ensure timely project execution.

The Field Engineer will oversee project production, safety, and quality standards, supporting project lifecycle phases including estimation, planning, execution, and closeout. They will manage project costs, conduct meetings with customers, handle submittals and RFIs, and update project schedules while ensuring effective communication and operational support throughout.

The Administrative Assistant supports the Plant Manager and other departments by coordinating meetings, preparing reports, processing purchase requisitions and invoices, maintaining databases, assisting with payroll, and managing office supplies. They will also support internal and external company events and the employee onboarding process.

The Field Engineer will oversee and support project operations, ensuring adherence to production, safety, and quality standards. Responsibilities include project planning, cost management, and collaboration with field crews and subcontractors. Additionally, the engineer will handle submittals, RFI's, and project scheduling, as well as perform video reviews for material ordering.

The Regional Sales Engineer will define and execute sales strategies for pipeline infrastructure products in the North Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas region. Responsibilities include generating leads, developing customer relationships, using Salesforce for sales tracking, conducting presentations, and providing input on marketing communications.

The Category Manager will oversee procurement strategies for direct and indirect spend categories in a high-value range. Responsibilities include supplier negotiation, spend analysis, quarterly business reviews, risk management, and collaborating with stakeholders to enhance supply chain processes.

The Field Engineer will oversee project support for production, safety, and quality standards, conduct site surveys, manage project costs with field crews, and assist in scheduling and subcontracting. The role focuses on customer satisfaction and may require travel.

The Cooperative Procurement Specialist is responsible for driving revenue through cooperative purchasing by engaging municipal stakeholders, converting agencies from traditional procurement methods, and supporting existing members. They will develop strategies with managers, coordinate workshops, track metrics, conduct market research, and maintain relationships with customers.

The Cooperative Procurement Specialist will drive revenue growth through initiatives such as making outbound calls, conducting meetings, and aiding municipal stakeholders in using cooperative purchasing vehicles. This role involves assisting existing partners, tracking metrics, and performing market research, while also fostering relationships within an assigned territory.

The Cooperative Procurement Specialist is responsible for driving revenue through outbound calls, meetings, and managing relationships with municipal stakeholders. They will assist in converting agencies to cooperative purchasing, coordinate workshops, and track metrics, while collaborating with internal teams to enhance procurement strategies.

The Field Engineer is responsible for overseeing project production, safety, quality, and management standards. This includes conducting site surveys, managing project costs, preparing scopes of work, and ensuring effective communication in project meetings. Additionally, the role involves handling material procurement and ensuring customer satisfaction.

The Senior Corrosion Engineer will plan and perform engineering design duties for cathodic protection systems, review data and prepare specifications, supervise tests on structural conditions, and coordinate project activities. Responsibilities also include mentoring junior engineers and performing economic evaluations of protection methods.

The Cooperative Procurement Specialist is responsible for driving revenue through cooperative purchasing, converting agencies to this model, aiding existing members, coordinating workshops, and leveraging CRM tools for opportunity management. The role requires strong communication and problem-solving skills while collaborating with various stakeholders to enhance the purchasing experience.

The Field Engineer will oversee project support for production, safety, and quality, manage costs, attend project meetings, assist in subcontracting and material procurement, and ensure project standards are met.

The Financial Analyst will support budgeting, forecasting, management reporting, and financial analysis processes. This includes improving reporting systems, developing key performance indicators, generating complex financial analyses, and partnering with various business units to support financial decision-making.