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As a Project Manager, you'll oversee all phases of project life cycles, manage cross-functional teams, develop schedules, and ensure project alignment with goals and budgets while maintaining strong communication with clients and internal teams.

The Quality Manager ensures compliance with installation standards for major logistics companies, conducting site inspections, training site managers, and collaborating with the engineering team to meet specifications. This role involves developing quality control processes and tracking project metrics to guarantee project success.

The Testing Manager will lead the Testing team, develop comprehensive test plans for material handling equipment, analyze test data, recommend improvements, and ensure product quality according to industry standards. Responsibilities include managing testing engineers, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and maintaining compliance with safety and regulatory standards.

As a Project Engineer, you will manage all aspects of engineering for conveyor and material handling projects, oversee engineering tasks, interact with stakeholders, provide technical support, and ensure project specifications are met. You will also mentor team members and use tools like AutoCAD to create design drawings.

The Site Manager at DCS oversees on-site installation of Material Handling Equipment and Distribution & Fulfillment projects, collaborates with project teams, manages inventory, documents daily reports, performs safety audits, and travels extensively during installations.

The Project Manager is responsible for overseeing the life cycle of projects, coordinating with teams, managing budgets, and ensuring client satisfaction. This role requires strong leadership skills, the ability to adapt and communicate effectively, and overseeing a team while managing high-value projects.

The Controls Manager will lead the Controls team, implement engineering solutions, integrate projects with the Electrical and Software teams, and ensure projects are completed on time and within budget. Responsibilities include managing and mentoring engineers, overseeing control systems design and programming, and participating in client discussions.

As a Senior Project Manager, you will manage all phases of the project lifecycle including initiation, planning, execution, and closure, ensuring clear communication and effective resource allocation. You'll guide cross-functional teams, gather project requirements, manage client relationships, and oversee project budgets to deliver large-scale projects successfully.

The Quality Manager ensures all Amazon installation projects meet stringent standards, conducting site inspections, audits, and training Site Managers. This role focuses on adherence to project specifications, quality control processes, and collaboration with engineering teams to guarantee compliance and successful project delivery.

As a Project Buyer, you will support project teams by purchasing materials, equipment, and services within budget, managing vendor relationships, resolving discrepancies, and ensuring timely delivery of goods. You will also handle rentals and surplus materials, collaborating with 3PLs for logistics.