The Engineering Manager will improve KPC's Health, Safety, Environmental, and Security policies, mentor team members, execute project strategies, enhance process efficiency, and manage budgets while providing technical support and supervising multiple teams.

The Talent Acquisition Specialist will manage the full recruitment cycle, collaborate with hiring managers, maintain job requisitions, attend recruitment events, and ensure compliance with employment laws. The role requires excellent organization, communication skills, and proficiency in recruitment tools like Workday.

The Treating Operator is responsible for safely operating equipment, monitoring chemical processes, maintaining records, collaborating with Quality Control, and ensuring compliance with safety policies. Additional duties include handling hazardous waste and assisting with facility repairs as needed.

The Quality Control Manager is accountable for managing laboratory analytical data to ensure compliance with regulatory standards, overseeing a team, and collaborating with various departments on quality initiatives. Responsibilities include troubleshooting instrumentation, gathering quality metrics, and providing technical support to new products while maintaining rigorous documentation and budgeting for laboratory operations.

The Boiler Operator is responsible for overseeing boiler operations, conducting regular checks of pressure and chemical levels, and identifying and resolving issues. They will operate a kiln and loader, perform minor maintenance tasks, and collaborate with management to meet safety and production goals.

The Treating Operator operates machinery involved in treating ties, inspects materials for compliance with specifications, conducts preventive maintenance, and maintains safety protocols, including compliance with SH&E regulations. Responsibilities also include reporting to supervisors and performing required housekeeping activities.

The Sales Manager is responsible for promoting Koppers Utility Services, developing new accounts, managing customer relations, preparing profitable quotes and bids, and maintaining sales forecasting. The role involves significant travel and building strong customer relationships while analyzing market trends and competition.

The Resources Forester is tasked with managing the daily supply of raw materials to the Takura Plant, developing supply opportunities, and supporting resource supply strategies across KWP.

The Controls Engineer will lead technical design for PLC and control systems, oversee their implementation and startup, provide remote support, troubleshoot issues, optimize existing systems, manage capital projects, and train technicians. They will closely collaborate with facility management and vendors, ensuring compliance with project specifications and standards.

The Controls Engineer provides leadership in PLC and control system design, implements control systems for wood treating plants, optimizes manufacturing processes, and offers remote and onsite support for installations. They ensure proper installation of PLCs, collaborate with vendors, and improve designs by troubleshooting issues.

The Payroll Manager oversees the processing and accounting of US Salary payroll, working with payroll providers, managing payroll issues for employees, and ensuring accurate payroll data. Responsibilities include W2 generation, audits, and supervising a payroll associate, as well as collaborating with various departments to maintain employee information.

The Director of Global Marketing is responsible for building and leading the marketing team to execute strategic plans that align with the company's growth initiatives. This includes managing marketing campaigns, digital marketing, event planning, and collaboration with various teams to enhance brand awareness and demand generation globally.

The Administrative Support Assistant provides general office support including Accounts Payable activities, data entry, answering calls, and maintaining the reception area. Key responsibilities include managing invoice processing, monitoring operational metrics, and assisting with communication and supply requisition. The role requires excellent organizational and interpersonal skills, and proficiency in Microsoft Office applications is essential.

The Environmental Manager oversees environmental compliance at the Stickney Plant, ensuring adherence to regulations and permits. Responsibilities include conducting training, submitting reports, maintaining environmental management systems, participating in audits, and monitoring contractor work for environmental projects.

The Accounting Intern will support corporate accounting and finance functions, assist in the month-end close process, reconcile financial workpapers, participate in SEC reporting, and help with the audit process. This role requires attention to detail, organizational skills, and knowledge of accounting principles.

The Zero Harm Coordinator is responsible for promoting Zero Harm and Zero Waste initiatives, managing plant safety and environmental programs, ensuring compliance with safety regulations, and maintaining quality control. They will drive continuous improvement in safety practices and serve as a conduit for employee engagement.

The Treating Supervisor manages a team of 10, ensures compliance with SH&E policies, oversees oil tank car unloading and the treating plant's waste water system, and conducts internal audits for ISO compliance, among other responsibilities.

The Treater is responsible for calculating treatment formulations, conducting quality control testing, maintaining production records, and ensuring safety regulations are adhered to. This role involves cleaning and maintaining equipment while performing various related duties as required.

The Sales Representative will quote and manage orders for railroad products, provide customer service, interface with plant locations regarding inventory and logistics, and support outside sales managers according to established departmental procedures.

The Framer is responsible for ensuring utility poles meet quality standards and customer specifications. Responsibilities include safely operating equipment, handling materials, using hand tools and drills, performing minor maintenance, and adhering to safety regulations. Work is manual and outdoors, requiring ability to handle various weather conditions.