Capital Project Manager - Mechanical

International Paper•Valliant, OK

21h•$89,000 - $118,600•Onsite

About The Position

The successful candidate will manage the development and implementation of capital projects with a mechanical focus in support of facility and business unit objectives. This position will be responsible for managing a typical portfolio of facility level projects ranging from $100,000 up to $10MM. This position will report to the Capital Manager, Valliant Mill.

Requirements

Mechanical Engineering degree or equivalent Pulp & Paper experience, relevant industry and/or project management experience required.
Skilled computer user and proficient in the use of Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Excel), AutoCAD and MS Project. Must be willing and able to learn IP specific software tools (SAP, Unifier, Parkview).
Demonstrated history of managing projects from initiation to successful completion, demonstrating strong leadership and organizational abilities.

Nice To Haves

3+ years of capital project management experience in an industrial environment is preferred.

Responsibilities

Practicing safety leadership in all aspects of the job.
Coordination of all phases of capital projects from business justification to start-up including; Business case development, Evaluation and selection of technical alternatives, Development of detailed cost estimates and execution plans, Design engineering, Construction management, Commissioning and start up, Procurement and contract strategies.
Manage alignment of project goals, expectations, and scope with all stakeholders.
Ensure all applicable quality specifications are applied, quality assurance testing / inspection is performed at the right time, and installation follows precision guidelines and targets.
Independently manage projects with responsibility for managing budget, schedule, and delivering technical/business performance.
Overall management of the procurement process including bid analysis (commercial and technical), negotiation and awarding of work associated with the procurement of equipment and services, expediting, factory acceptance activities and resolving contract issues.
Managing major projects that are engineered by contracted engineering resources, including determining the appropriate engineering deliverables (design and documentation) for assigned projects, management of engineering contractor processes, procedures and workflow, and final transfer/organization of documentation and reference materials.