General Engineering & Skilled Trade Project Manager

Description:
Must have Pharma/clean room experience, brownfield experience is highly prefrered.
Focus on people with a mechanical or electrical background.
Screening questions attached.
Sigma ADC Expansion project
Principal project engineer


Your role:
Provide senior-level project engineering and technical expertise to ensure successful project delivery of life science projects
Lead project workstreams within large and/or complete projects, ensuring successful delivery within scope, budget and schedule
Collaborate with the site, project, and construction teams to make timely decisions
Identify, manage, and mitigate project risks; implement solutions and escalate unresolved issues in a timely manner
Stakeholder management for areas of ownership, maintain active communication


Who you are:
Located in St. Louis, MO or has flexibility to travel to St. Louis, MO and be at job site Monday through Friday, 40 hours per week
Hold a minimum of a Bachelor of Science in engineering preference for process engineering experience
At least 15 years of relevant work experience in capital project execution and on the job construction experience
Experience with life science capital projects design and build of clean rooms and classified (grade C/D) spaces and qualification and validation processes
Expertise in using and interpreting engineering drawings and documents
Sound understanding of pharmaceutical manufacturing facility regulations, guidelines, standards, and cGMPs
Strong in leadership, relationship building, and negotiation strategies; ability to influence, network, drive and manage change
Demonstrated proficiency in communication, interpersonal, and collaboration skills in a matrix environment
Ability to influence without direct authority to achieve desired outcomes
Ability to obtain customer requirements and deliver as a concise specification
Ability to deliver clear messages to stakeholders on project decisions and maintain good relationships
Ability to independently own a workstream by maintaining a schedule, driving decisions, and maintaining accurate documentation
Critical thinker ability to suggest and evaluate multiple options along with evaluating implications to safety, quality, budget, schedule, and potential risks
Problem solver Ability to identify and evaluate problems develop optimal solutions, use effective decision making, and implement
Ability to review and respond to construction submittals and RFIs, considering site customer input and manage scope changes
Organized and establish processes and structures to manage workstreams